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This is a black and white purebred Alaskan Malamute. She is about three years old, current on her Rabies vaccination and will be spayed on 1/4/2008. She is a good girl, and LARGE. She probably tips at 90-105 pounds. She was brought in as a stray and although we found her owner, her owner will not answer the phone calls or messages and come and get this gal! What's the deal!? She is available for adoption on 1/2/2008 and may need to rest until 1/7/2008 because she will be sore from her spay. <br><br><br/><br/>The adoption fee on a dog over the age of four months is $46.00 (if you live outside the city limits of Springdale, the fee is $41.00). This includes a voucher for a Rabies vaccination from a veterinarian and also a $10 off spay/neuter voucher also to be used at a veterinarian's office. If you live inside the city limits of Springdale, you will also receive a voucher for a city license to be issued upon proof of Rabies vaccination by a licensed veterinarian.<br><br>If the dog is under four months of age, the fee for adoption is $35.00. This includes a $10 off spay/neuter voucher.<br><br>Each dog/puppy that is released from Springdale Animal Services will be recieve their combination vaccination and also be de-wormed using Strongid-T. Please visit your veterinarian for boosters and any additional de-worming treatment needed. We also recommend taking the dog to a veterinarian for a wellness check-up within 72 hours. Exchanges are only allowed for medical reasons as specified by the veterinarian.<br><br>**Springdale Animal Services would like to remind you that Rabies vaccinations by a licensed veterinarian are required on a yearly basis for all cats and dogs! Proof of Rabies vaccination must be provided before you are issued a city license!**

This is a black and white purebred Alaskan Malamute. She is about three years old, current on her Rabies vaccination and will be spayed on 1/4/2008. She is a good girl, and LARGE. She probably tips at 90-105 pounds. She was brought in as a stray and although we found her owner, her owner will not answer the phone calls or messages and come and get this gal! What's the deal!? She is available for adoption on 1/2/2008 and may need to rest until 1/7/2008 because she will be sore from her spay.



The adoption fee on a dog over the age of four months is $46.00 (if you live outside the city limits of Springdale, the fee is $41.00). This includes a voucher for a Rabies vaccination from a veterinarian and also a $10 off spay/neuter voucher also to be used at a veterinarian's office. If you live inside the city limits of Springdale, you will also receive a voucher for a city license to be issued upon proof of Rabies vaccination by a licensed veterinarian.

If the dog is under four months of age, the fe

This is a black and white purebred Alaskan Malamute. She is about three years old, current on her Rabies vaccination and will be spayed on 1/4/2008. She is a good girl, and LARGE. She probably tips at 90-105 pounds. She was brought in as a stray and although we found her owner, her owner will not answer the phone calls or messages and come and get this gal! What's the deal!? She is available for adoption on 1/2/2008 and may need to rest until 1/7/2008 because she will be sore from her spay.



The adoption fee on a dog over the age of four months is $46.00 (if you live outside the city limits of Springdale, the fee is $41.00). This includes a voucher for a Rabies vaccination from a veterinarian and also a $10 off spay/neuter voucher also to be used at a veterinarian's office. If you live inside the city limits of Springdale, you will also receive a voucher for a city license to be issued upon proof of Rabies vaccination by a licensed veterinarian.

If the dog is under four months of age, the fee for adoption is $35.00. This includes a $10 off spay/neuter voucher.

Each dog/puppy that is released from Springdale Animal Services will be recieve their combination vaccination and also be de-wormed using Strongid-T. Please visit your veterinarian for boosters and any additional de-worming treatment needed. We also recommend taking the dog to a veterinarian for a wellness check-up wi