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Do shelters offer affordable spay or neuter services?

Most city and county shelters offer affordable spay/neuter services. SPCA and Humane Society shelters also are known for their low-cost spay/neuter programs.

Do shelters offer veterinarian services for pet owners?

Shelters typically offer spay/neuter surgery, vaccinations, microchipping and some essential medical treatment (deworming, mange treatment) to animals being adopted from the shelter. For other veterinary services, you will need to find a vet.

How does someone know if a shelter is “no-kill?”

No-kill and low-kill shelters will state it in their online profile and other official materials. They will usually explain what their process/policy is for looking after the animals in their care. These are also known as “limited admission” shelters because they are usually at full capacity most or all of the time. Also, they often work with rescue organizations or county Animal Services authorities to accommodate animals living in inhumane conditions, abandoned or injured animals.

Can anyone bring a lost animal into a shelter?

Anyone can bring a lost animal to a county or municipal shelter. However, private shelters affiliated with rescues often will not accept animals, whether lost or surrendered by owners. Shelters with low-kill policies often have a limited admission capability.

How much does it cost to adopt an animal from a shelter?

Adopting an adult dog from a county or city shelter usually costs $75-$100. Young adult purebreds and puppies often have a higher adoption fee. The fee to adopt a cat is usually about $50– sometimes with discounts if one new owner adopts two cats. The adoption fee usually covers the cost of spay/neuter surgery and essential vaccinations.

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5026 W Jefferson Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90016

(323) 730-5300

spcaLA Offers Adoptions, Cruelty Investigations, Humane Education And More. We Also Have A Spay/ Neuter Clinic And A Pet Hotel And Grooming Salon.

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