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Mission animal shelter to set adoption fee, host vaccine and microchip clinics
Summary
Staff at the City of Mission Animal Shelter said they are working to spay/neuter animals in shelter care, will move from donation-based adoptions to a set adoption fee next month, and plan community clinics offering rabies shots, microchipping and deworming. Donations from Murdoch's and volunteer recruitment were also announced.
Staff member, Mission Animal Shelter staff, said the City of Mission Animal Shelter is working to sterilize animals in its care so they can be made available for adoption or fostering and that adoption applications are currently accepted on a donation basis but will move to a set fee by the end of the month or the following month. "Here at the City of Mission Animal Shelter, we are working towards taking care of the animals in our care," the staff member said.
The shelter also plans to run community clinics offering rabies vaccinations, microchipping, deworming and other vaccines for cats…
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