Otsego County Animal Control
Animal shelter in Gaylord, Michigan
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—Address
256 Fairview, Gaylord, MI 49735Hours of Operation
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(989) 705-7632Website
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Adoptable Pets at Otsego County Animal Control
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Shelter FAQs
Additional adoption info
Our adoption fees are:
Dogs: $55 Cats: $45
The animals are spayed/neutered, have their first set of vaccines and dogs have their rabies vaccinations and are chipped.
You will need proof of residency to adopt. If you rent you will need to provide a letter from your landlord stating you are allowed a pet.
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