I'm about 2 years old. I'm a sweet kitty and get along with other cats, too.I'm here with my brother Dos. We have been at this shelter for over 4 weeks now and really would like a real home again.'
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Who We Are
For several years Rainbow City and Southside Animal Control has provided services to help and protect abused, abandoned and neglected dogs and cats in Etowah County. With very limited resources, we shelter and provide animal control services. We do , however, rescue and re-home hundreds of dogs and cats each year. We now are a Non-Profit 501-C facility and we rely on the generosity of caring people like you. We are open Mon thru Wed from 12:30pm til 5:30pm. You can call for more information at 256 459-4565.
Adopting a friend
Our goal is to match great pets with great adopters. We are open Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday 12:30 - 5:30PM. Placing a pet in a new home is a great resposibility and we want to get it right. If you are interested in one of our pets please give us a call or email and let's work together. Our adoption fee is $75.00 for all pets. This fee will cover cost of heartworm testing for dogs and feline leukemia testing for cats, spaying or neutering, rabies vaccination, vaccines. Microchipping is available for an addition $15 . Adopters must agree to provide the pet with a good home, including, but not limited to, adequate food, constant availability to water and shelter, exercise and all necessary veterinary care.
Come Visit Us!
We are located at 1297 W. Grand Av in Rainbow City, Alabama, next door to Central Valley Animal Hospital. Our office hours are 12:30 - 5:30 PM on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, You can call and make an appointment to view the animals during none working hours.Our telephone number is 256-459-4565. Remember, we now are a 502-c, non-profit facility so please feel free to make a donation to help our homeless animals.
I'm about 2 years old. I'm a sweet kitty and get along with other cats, too.I'm here with my brother Dos. We have been at this shelter for over 4 weeks now and really would like a real home again.'