NAMPA — Anyone seeking a new or a lost pet should call the Pet Haven Shelter at 466-1298 for information, or visit the shelter at 333 Orchard Ave.
Pet Haven’s shelter is open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday, Saturday noon to 4 p.m. and closed Sunday and most holidays.
It costs $50 to adopt a cat. These charges include spaying or neutering the pet, deworming it, vaccination and a leukemia test.
Remember the low-cost spay and neuter clinic at the shelter. Call for times and dates.
All cats ready for adoption are spayed or neutered. Available this week are two manx, a bobtail, orange with orange-and-white and gray-and-brown tabbies.
Find out more online at www.pethavenonline.org.
The Thrift Store at 619 Main St., Caldwell, helps fund the operating expenses of Pet Haven. Hours are 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Tuesday-Friday; 10-4:30 Saturday. A bagged clothing sale, $2 for a bag, is from Nov. 11-15. Shoes will be buy one pair, get one free; coats are $3 and up. For more information call 455-1303.
CALDWELL — The Canyon County Animal Shelter is at 5801 Graye Lane, behind the Larry Miller Auto Mall. For information about lost pets or adopting a companion animal, call 455-5920.
All dogs cost $65 for males or females, for neuter or spay, first shots, rabies vaccination and a one-year Canyon County dog license. Cats are $45 for male or female. The license fees are $7.50 per year or $20 for three years for spayed or neutered dogs. A non sterilized dog license is $35 for one year or $90 for three years. Dogs must have a rabies vaccination by a licensed veterinarian in order to have a license.
The shelter hours are 10 a.m.- 6 p.m. Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturdays; closed on Sundays and holidays. The shelter has a cash-only policy.
To see a complete list of available dogs and their photos, go to www.canyoncounty.petfinder.org or drop by the shelter.