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SPAY DAY occurs nationally on February 26 this year, but we are encouraging EVERYONE during the entire month of February to spay and neuter their pets. Discounted spay and neuter clinics are regularly available through "The Big Fix", a mobile spay, neuter and vaccination clinic. Check with www.utahpets.org for a schedule.

Please remember the older pets when you're looking for an animal with which to share your life. Love knows no boundries, and love has no age limits. Thanks!



SHELTER NOW OPEN FOR ADOPTIONS! We are open every Saturday from 9am – 12pm for adoptions. Stop on by and find a new best friend to take home! In order to prevent more unwanted puppies and kittens, we do require that once you adopt the animal you have them spayed or neutered.

If you can’t make it on a Saturday, but are interested in adopting, please call the City office at (435) 867-4805 to make an appointment to meet one of the animals. Feel free to e-mail Trish at astubbornredhead@aol.com if you have questions or can't get in touch with someone at the City office. Enoch Shelter was once a high-kill shelter due to volume and lack of space. Now, because of the volunteer efforts and the local rescue groups, euthanasia rates are almost non-existent.

Who We Are

• Enoch Shelter is a City run facility that accepts stray and owner release dogs and cats.

• There is a $60.00 drop off fee for owner surrenders.

• There are a wide variety of pets available for adoption, including puppies & kittens.

• If you are looking for a specific breed, please call Chris at (435) 867-4805.

SPRING IS COMING

Spring is coming. That means flowers will be blooming, kids will be going on Spring Break and cats and dogs will be giving birth to way more puppies and kittens that anyone knows what to do with. Although the "Miracle of Birth" is a fascinating process, not taking responsibility for your animals by letting them get pregnant ends up being a heartache all the way around. Too many kittens and puppies get taken to the Shelter. Everyone thinks the same way - "Oh, they're so cute, of course they'll get adopted!" Sadly enough, many animals never make it past a few days because of overcrowding. Cute or not, they get euthanized. PLEASE be a responsible pet owner. SPAY and NEUTER your animals.

HELP!

We really could use someone with the space and time to socialize and play with the kitties. It is important that they are used to being in a loving environment so that they can easily adapt to their forever home when the time comes. If you are interested in fostering and helping to save a life please give us a call at 435-867-4805 or email us at astubbornredhead@aol.com.

WISH LIST

If there is a specific type of dog or cat that you are looking for, let us know and we will add you to our wish list.

We are also always in need of bedding and linens. Thanks for any support or help you may offer.

DIRECTIONS:

To reach the Enoch City Shelter, go North from Cedar City on Minersville Hwy. Turn east onto MidValley Road in Enoch, then take the first turn north off Midvalley Road, 600 East. The Shelter is a small white building.

Enoch City Animal Shelter
4916 North 600 East
Enoch, UT 84720
Phone: 435-867-4805

Email: astubbornredhead@aol.com

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