Boone County: Dogs: $85, Cats: $50, Snakes: $70
Spay/Neuter
Basic Care
Grooming
Chip

Grant County (VERY bad shelter): Dogs: $50 , Cats: $35, Snakes: N/A
Basic Care
Grooming
Spay/Neuter

Kenton County: Dogs: $100, Cats: $75, Snakes: $50
Basic Care
Grooming
Behavior Tests
Spay/Neuter
Chip

Our shelters don’t charge for vaccinations because in our surrounding counties, the vaccinations are paid for by the state, so there is no reason to tack the extra money on. Most things that deal with vet visits are paid for by the state, save for heartworm treatments. Vet check up is free when you visit the shelters chosen vet.

All animals are the same price regardless of age at every shelter. If the dog isn’t spayed or neutered (most puppies aren’t), they require it to be done within 30 days of purchase or they take the dog back. They give you a voucher for it, but its not a lot of money.
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Manchester Dogs Home (High-kill shelter):
Adult pedigrees/full breeds is £75 to adopt.
Adult Mixed breeds/Border Collies/Jack Russells are £50 to adopt.

I think puppies are £90 to adopt.

When I adopted Chester, a 3 year old male Border Collie for £50, in the package I got:
Free vet check,
Free full course of vaccinations for Chester,
Free worming for Chester,
Free flea preventative,
6 weeks free insurance for Chester,
Free Microchip for Chester,
Free bag of Iams kibble (ew),
And a free collar, leash, ID Tag & Microchip Tag.

When my sister adopted Jonny, a 4 month old GSD x Beagle for £100 from Animals in Distress (No-kill shelter) she got:
A free blanket,
Free collar, leash & Id Tag,
Free bag of kibble,
Free Microchip,
Free vet check,
Free neuter.

BUT, when my sister took Jonny to the vets for his vaccinations, they hadn’t actually microchipped him! Liars.

When my sister went back a year later, Jonnys brother was still there from a year ago, so she adopted him for £70. With Max she got:
Free neuter,
Free collar, leash & ID Tag,
Free bag of food.

When I adopted Kia, a 4 month old APBT from Animals in Distress for £110 I got:
Free spay,
Free vet check,
Free collar, leash & ID Tag.

And that’s it.
Not great shelters really….But at least they’re saving animals lives.
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$250 (I believe that’s dogs and pups)

basic vet check

up to date worming and vaccination

sterilisation ( if the pup is under 6m you bring it back to get sterilised at one of their vets)

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Cats:
$75 – 1 kitten, less than 9 months old.
$125 – 2 kittens
$65 – 1 adult, 9 or more months old.
$100 – 2 adults

Dogs: $99
Puppies up to 4 months: $120
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http://heartofamericahs.org/faq.php

Every dog comes with:
Spay/Neuter
UTD Vaccines
Complete Health Examine
Bath/Grooming Daily ( well, Bath every two weeks that they were in the shelter, and grooming daily )
Basic Training ( Unless, for some reason it was not possible )
Potty Trained
MicroChip
Colar
Dog Bed
Leash
Vet Check
And any special needs to be treated.
AND LOVE!

Thats my local shelter.
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Dogs are UTD on shots except rabies…had to do that myself. Spayed or Neutured and includes county licensing. You also get a certificate for a free vet exam. If you want a microchip it’s an extra $25.00
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Of course, this shelters is far from the best. They gave her to me extremely young, and she had no shots. Beyond that, we travelled over an hour to this shelter, and got there five minutes after "adoption time". They almost wouldn’t let us even see her!
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Puppies (under 6 months) $330.00
Dogs: $275.00
Small Breed Dogs (under 15kg) $330.00
CATS ADOPTION FEE
Kittens (under 6 months) $205.00
Cats $150.00

For cats and dogs: these costs include a health check, initial deworming and vaccination, and permanent microchip identification. Most cats and dogs adopted from the OHS have already been sterilized. However, the occasional animal is not suitable for the surgery prior to adoption. Therefore, it will be the responsibility of the new owner to have the animal sterilized within six months of the adoption, by a veterinarian of the adopter’s choice. When the sterilization is complete, the refund voucher (found on the adoption contract) and proof of sterilization can be brought to the OHS for an $80 refund. The adoption fee also includes six weeks of pet insurance coverage. All dogs are temperament assessed prior to being placed for adoption.

http://www.ottawahumane.ca/

Add: mine seems to be the most expensive. However i do give them credit..they helped to move a puppmill out of town and now the local pet stores only sell cats and dogs from the humane society.
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