Camelot Pet Resort Spa Health Center
Our Featured Dog
Beans is a 1 year old Miniature Dachshund, he weighs about 13#. He is very sweet, loving & playful. He was given up due to them having a baby and didn't have time for him. He is a very handsome black/tan. Beans does have a medical condition (Hypothyroidism) that he will need medications for the rest of his life. His adoption fee is $100.00
Our Featured Cat!
Hi my name is Rusty. I am a Himalayan Mix and am a very handsome Red (Flame) Point Tabby. I was brought in with my 2 siamese sisters whom I lived with when my owners situation changed and she could no longer keep me. However, they were both adopted a couple of weeks ago, and now I am left by myself. I was very shy when I first came in but have really come out of my shell and now can't get enough lovings! I am very sweet! I am a big boy! I am almost 2 years old, have been neutered, microchipped, and am current on my vaccinations. My adoption fee is $65.00
News
Since August 2004 we have found homes for 200 Cats and/or Kittens, 18 Dogs , and an Amazon Parrot . Update in 2006 we adopted 145 Cats/Kittens, 7 Dogs, and 1 Rabbit. We Appreciate all the new homes for these animals.
About Us
Camelot Pet Resort, Spa & Health Center is a veterinary clinic who has been taking in stray cats/kittens for the past 10 years. We have found many happy new homes. Most of our Cats come from the West Valley Animal Services. We try to only get animals from the shelters as to help prevent euthanasia, but do take public turnovers on a VERY LIMITED BASIS.
Adopting a friend
If you are interested in any of our adoptable kittens or cats, please give us a call at 801-292-8228 or come visit us and see them! Our adoption hours are Monday-Friday 7am-5:00p Saturdays 9am-3pm. Please understand that it is part of our adoption agreement/contract that all cats/kittens will be kept STRICTLY indoors. The average life span of a cat is 15-20 years when kept inside and given proper care. The average life span of a cat that wanders outside is two years. Your cat will wander much farther than you'd expect. Even if you don't live near major roads, chances are that your cat will find them and end his/her life there. Roads aren't the only danger to cats. Many are poisoned, hurt in fights with other animals or by neighbors who dislike their presence. Many cats crawl under the hood of a car to keep warm and are killed when the car is started. With some effort on your part, most cats can learn to walk on a leash with a harness. We are happy to provide tips & suggestions on how to keep an indoor cat happy, and for ideas for building “safe” outdoor enclosures
How you can help
We are always happy to accept either monetary or physical (blankets, toys, treats, food) donations to help care for some of the animals we have looking for new homes. If you are interested in donating, please give us a call (801) 292-8228. We can always accept blankets, toys, and cat/kitten food. Thank-you for your consideration of helping us find even more cats, kittens and dogs new forever homes!!! Your donations are Tax-Deductible!!!
Come Visit Us!
We are located in Bountiful, which is Exit I-15 at the 5th South Bountiful exit. Turn Right if you are coming from Salt Lake, turn Left if you are coming from Layton. Drive east (to the mountains) one block to the intersection with 5th West. Turn left onto 5th West. Drive north 1/2 blocks, turn right at the first street (325 South) We are in the same building that B'sghetti's is in, right next to Bountiful Bowling Alley. We are in the north east side of the building directly behind B'sghettis's. Our adoption hours are Monday-Friday 7am-5:00p Saturdays 9am-3pm.
Camelot Pet Resort Spa Health Center
483 West 325 South
Bountiful, UT 84010
Phone: 801-292-8228
Email:
camelotpet@gmail.com
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Beans is a 1 year old Miniature Dachshund, he weighs about 13#. He is very sweet, loving & playful. He was given up due to them having a baby and didn't have time for him. He is a very handsome black/tan. Beans does have a medical condition (Hypothyroidism) that he will need medications for the rest of his life. His adoption fee is $100.00