Morgan County Humane Society

Adoption Fee Includes: (approximate fee if done elsewhere)

* First vaccinations ($15)
* Pyrantel dewormer ($4)
* 24 Pet Watch Microchip ($25)
* Spay or Neuter with our vet ($25-$130)
* A free physical exam at limited veterinarians ($21)
* A helpful booklet with valuable information ($5)
* FeLV/FIV testing on adult cats ($25-$40)
* Vendor's pet-welcome bag with free items
(Total package - well over $120!)

Pet Overpopulation is the number one killer of dogs and cats in the United States. Each year an estimated ten million dogs, cats, puppies and kittens are put to death in our nation's animal shelters as a method of population control. The majority of these animals were young, healthy and adoptable. In addition, millions of abandoned pets and feral cats suffer on the street as they attempt to survive on their own.

Pet overpopulation is preventable.
The answer: spay/neuter your pets!

The facts about CATS
* A female cat can begin breeding as young as 4 months old.
* One unaltered female cat and her off-spring can produce 420,000 cats in only 7 years.

The facts about DOGS

* Nationally, 80% of the dogs hit by cars are unaltered males searching for mates.
* One unaltered female dog and her off-spring can produce 67,000 dogs in only 6 years.
* As many as 25% of dogs entering shelters each year are purebreds.