Klamath Animal Shelter

65 for most cats and kittens. Sometimes older cats may be cheaper or even free.

The Staff at the Klamath Animal Shelter does everything possible to encourage the public to adopt their Shelter Pets. Nothing would be better than to reduce the ridiculous numbers of pets ending up in their care! A No-Kill Shelter is only possible when the facility has unlimited space, funds for food & medical care, funds to hire staff to care for the ever increasing numbers coming in their front door. Plus it's a very sad fact that some of the pets are not adoptable due to their previous owners treatment and/or neglect. Society, even in 2018, is still not on board with Spaying/Neutering their pets... So the Shelters will always be over full...

Never calls back...never

Small dog puppies available?

They have all sorts of animals. Rabbits, Guinea pigs, rats. The probably have ferrets sometimes. You would need to call.

16. But it is only volunteer work.

I have sdopted a dog and a cat from the shelter and have only received the nicest care. I am very surprised to hear that you had problems.

Here in Klamath it depends. Some are 160 and some can be much less if they have been at the shelter for quite a while. Some times you can get a dog or cat for 40 dollars.

Call them and ask.

They ask for a donation, or food. But, will not turn a dog away.

Should have took it to another vet that would have taken care of him

Yes no fee.

I'm Saleing 11 week kittens for $30 very healthy and playful

I am not shure, beleive it is on male or female and spaid or nutered

I think its a no kill shelter, but I would call and ask.

The animal shelter really takes care of their animals. Very clean and sanitized every time I have gone in. Never been in double C

Expensive

Do you mean an emotional support animal?

Call fish and Wildlife.

If you are on Facebook their page has requests for certain items on it.

Yes you can. The Shelter is open 10 - 4.

Please take the dog you found to any Veterinarian and ask to have the dog scanned for an Identifying Micro Chip. Hopefully it has one, and then you can call the Owner. If the dog was adopted from the Shelter, it will have a Micro Chip.

The Staff at the Shelter do everything they can to encourage the Public to adopt their dogs, cats, horses, birds, rabbits, etc. In their care. To give your dog a head start in getting a new home, I would encourage you to write a brief biography on his personality, training, likes/dislikes, experiences around small children, cats, livestock etc. This allows a potential Adopter to know valuable information when considering taking him home. Be thorough and honest in your Biography, so he can get paired with his forever home.

Yes, and for good reason. The pet overpopulation problem is so bad especially in Klamath County, as it is nationwide. The only way to lower the numbers of pets coming in the front doors is to stop the amount of pets being born without enough homes wanting them. This is why the ideal No-Kill Shelter isn't possible until the incoming numbers drop. Awesome pets are euthanized simply because there are not enough people adopting. The Shelter can only house/feed/care for the maximum number allowed by sanitary and safety pets per kennel... Please adopt from the Shelter! Thanks for your question :)

The people that work there are very kind and courteous to the animals and they worry about all or care take care of them very well are they care about the people too

YES! Please call or visit the Klamath Animal Shelter and inquire about their "SNIP" program.