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Brighton Veterinary Hospital/Animal Control
2615 Mississippi Street,
New Brighton, MN 55112
ContactCharlene Spencer
Emailcspencer0718@hotmail.com
Phone(651) 636-1063
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Areas Brighton Veterinary Hospital/Animal Control serves
The Brighton Veterinary Hospital is the holding facility for animal control for the cities of Hilltop, Roseville, New Brighton, Fridley, and Moundsview. We do adopt out pets to all Twin Cities area.
Brighton Veterinary Hospital/Animal Control's adoption process
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For dogs that come to us un-altered, the adoption fee is $203, dogs that come to us previously altered are $160.
All dogs are vet examined, vaccinated, dewormed, get heartworm and fecal tested, recieve a topical flea/tick prevention, and their spay/neuter surgery.
For cats that come to us un-altered, the adoption fee is $160, cats that come to us previously altered are $90.
All cats are vet examined, vaccinated, dewormed, get Feleuk/FIV and fecal tested, recieve a topical flea/tick prevention, and their spay/neuter surgery.
For dogs that come to us un-altered, the adoption fee is $203, dogs that come to us previously altered are $160.
All dogs are vet examined, vaccinated, dewormed, get heartworm and fecal tested, recieve a topical flea/tick prevention, and their spay/neuter surgery.
For cats that come to us un-altered, the adoption fee is $160, cats that come to us previously altered are $90.
All cats are vet examined, vaccinated, dewormed, get Feleuk/FIV and fecal tested, recieve a topical flea/tick prevention, and their spay/neuter surgery.
About Brighton Veterinary Hospital/Animal Control
Brighton Veterinary Hospital is the holding facility for animal control for the cities of Hilltop, Roseville, New Brighton, Fridley, and Moundsview. We try our best to find the original owners but sometimes fall short. The animals are then vet checked and started in the adoption process. We are a vet clinic mainly but do adopt out many dogs and cats from animal control. We do also work very closely with multiple dog and cat rescues to help get our animals adopted more quickly. We love animals dearly and will do anything to get them into their forever homes.
Brighton Veterinary Hospital is the holding facility for animal control for the cities of Hilltop, Roseville, New Brighton, Fridley, and Moundsview. We try our best to find the original owners but sometimes fall short. The animals are then vet checked and started in the adoption process. We are a vet clinic mainly but do adopt out many dogs and cats from animal control. We do also work very closely with multiple dog and cat rescues to help get our animals adopted more quickly. We love animals dearly and will do anything to get them into their forever homes.
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