From time to time, the HSLC offers reduced prices on adoption fees in order to encourage the adoption of homeless animals. Please contact the shelter to find out if any promos are going on now!
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For the entire month of July, the Humane Society is offering a 1/2 price adoption event for ALL of the shelter animals!
Kittens, puppies, adult dogs and cats as well as senior animals can be adopted (with an approved application) for a reduced rate!
The same great services still apply only the price is cut back!
Come in today to meet your lifelong friend!
The HSLC is pleased to be a part of Comcast's "Pets on Demand". If you have digital Comcast cable, you can see a variety of canine and felines available for adoption at the HSLC shelter!
For more information on how to use the free service, please refer to your Comcast help menu.
Now, sit back and enjoy the pets!
VETERINARY SERVICES
Vaccination clinic prices
Rabies $10.00
Distemper (canine or feline) $8.00
Distemper with Lepto $16.00
Bordetella $8.00
Feline leukemia $8.00
Feline leukemia with distemper $16.00
Heartworm test $24.00
Feline leukemia/FIV test $30.00
Nail trim $8.00
Cardboard cat carriers $5.00
Microchip $25.00
Clinics dates on Sunday for the rest of 2008 are: 7/6, 7/20, 8/3, 8/17, 8/31, 9/14, 9/28, 10/12, 10/26, 11/9, 11/23, 12/7, 12/21.
Times are 1:00-5:00pm.
*Please contact the shelter to find out if more dates/times are added to accommodate busier seasons*
No appointments necessary! Cats must be brought in carriers and dogs must be leashed.
We regret that, due to staffing cut-backs, we can no longer offer spay and neuter services to the public. We can, however, refer you to other resources. Please contact us for more information.
FREE MEMBERSHIP WITH ADOPTION! SEE DETAILS BELOW
Because of your choice to adopt your new pet, HelpMeFindMYPET and the Humane Society of Livingston County would like to provide you with a membership to the nation wide pet locater. Similar to an “Amber Alert” this resource will send out a Lost Pet Alert in a fifty mile radius from where the pet went missing. Some of the organizations and individuals that will be notified are Shelters, Rescue Groups, Veterinarians, Boarding Kennels, Groomers, Pet Retail Stores, and most importantly people just like YOU!!
To register just call HelpMeFindMYPET and start protecting your new family member today!! Call Toll Free: “Be a member.” “Save a pet.” 866-699-3463
If you are interested in making a monetary donation, you can mail your donation to :
HSLC
2464 Dorr Rd.
Howell, MI 48843
**Some of this information may be subject to change. Please check back for updates.**
ADOPTION INFORMATION
We have many companion pets available for adoption at our shelter that can be seen during the hours of: Mondays 12:00pm - 8:00pm, and Wednesday-Sunday 12:00pm - 5:00pm. We are closed on Tuesdays
Thinking of adding a four-legged family member? Please consider the following before you adopt or rescue a homeless animal:
Are you ready for the responsiblity of caring for an additional family member?
Analyze your lifestyle by activty level and monetary and time constraints
Decide if you want an adult animal or a puppy or kitten
Decide if a purebred animal or a mixed breed would be best
Decide where to get your new family member
Determine how to set your situation up for success!
Effective January 15, 2006:
Cats
Kittens (under 6 months of age) $120.00
Cats (over 6 months of age) $80.00
Senior (8 years and older) $50.00
2 adult cats $120.00
2 kittens $180.00
1 adult cat, 1 kitten $140.00
Dogs
Puppies (under 6 months) $250.00
Adult dogs (over 6 months) $175.00
Small breed (under 20 pounds) $250.00
Senior (8 years and older & over 20 pounds) $120.00
Senior (8 years and older & under 20 pounds) $140.00
2 adults (over 20 pounds) $260.00
All animals adopted from the Humane Society of Livingston County are spayed or neutered prior to leaving the shelter.
All animals are micro-chipped, wormed for intestinal parasites, have age-appropriate vaccines, and receive an identifucation tag and collar.
Dogs 6 months and older are heartworm tested and all felines are tested for feline leukemia and FIV.
All dogs, regardless of age, receive heartworm preventative once monthly.
**All adoptions also include a free bag of Science Diet specially formulated for the animal you are adopting!**
"Special needs" animals also need homes from time-to-time. Some instances of a "special needs" animal are those animals requiring lifelong medications, those with special food requirements or those with a medical condition which may shorten their life. Reduced adoption fees apply to these animals in an effort to offset the cost of care for the adopter. Fees are based on the specifc need and/or age of each pet in each instance.
These reduced adoption fees includes all of the services stated above.
If you are coming from the east on I-96, get off at the Grand River exit in Brighton. Go west (right) on Grand River to Dorr Rd.(3.1 miles) Dorr Rd only goes south (left). We will be on your right side after Amerigas.(.6 miles) If you cross over the expressway, you've gone past us.
If coming from the west on I-96, get off at the D19 exit. Go left. You will take this to Grand River. Go right on Grand River. You will go east on Grand River to Dorr Rd. Turn right on Dorr Rd. We are .6 mile on your right.
