Politics & Government
Napa Shelter Offers Pet Adoption Special Through June 17
It's "graduation time" for pets who are ready for their permanent homes, and their adoption fees -- microchip included -- are deeply discounted through June 17.
We've often heard calls for government to act more like a business, and the is doing its part this month by offering a "graduation special" on pet adoptions.
Through June 17, you can for $30 (regularly $78-88, according to the shelter's fee schedule posted online).
and are also $30; other dogs are $48 (regularly $123-$143).
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The shelter is also offering an "old timers special" of $20 for cats and dogs aged 8 and up.
The adoption fees include microchip, feline leukemia test for cats and the heartworm test, rabies vaccination and license required for dogs.
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Why a microchip? Ask the owners of the cute, microchipped beagle found in and brought to the shelter Friday afternoon: The microchip database allows shelters to contact owners and let them know their pets have been found.
To meet your next dog, cat or rabbit, stop by the shelter at 942 Hartle Court six days a week, from noon till 4:45 p.m. For more information, call (707) 253-4381.
To view adoptable pets online: http://services.countyofnapa.org/PetAdoption/
