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Would you like to adopt a pet? Please fill out the Adoption
Application and submit it online or send it to:
Madera County Department of Animal Services
14269 Road 28
Madera, Ca 93638
Other Useful Forms:
 Lost Animal Form
Found Animal Form
Adoption Agreement (PDF)
 Are you thinking about breeding
your dog or cat? Ask yourself these very important questions:
- Am I making great contributions to the breed and society
by reproducing only outstanding qualities shown by my
pet (i.e.: perfect health, temperament,
conformation, and performance)?
- Do I have responsible homes already lined up
to receive all the new lives I am bringing into
existence?
- Can I afford veterinary services should the mother
animal need a C-section, need intensive care, have a
premature delivery, have critically ill offspring or
other unforeseen catastrophe?
- Am I willing to commit to a lot of work, financial obligations,
and months of responsibility that I will carefully and happily
attend to?
There are many benefits to spaying and neutering your pets:
- Prevents behavior problems
- Decreases aggression toward other animals
- Reduces territory marking
- Makes your pet more predictable
- Reduces license fees in most areas
- Eliminates the worry, hassle and cost of litters
- Eliminates a pet's sexual frustration
- Reduces your pet's chance of getting cancer
- Increases life expectancy
- Decreases injury and disease
- Reduces howling, roaming, fighting, and car injuries
- Reduces vet bills
- Decreases animal-related public health and safety risks
- Cuts animal-related law enforcement costs
- Makes you and your pet a better neighbor
Unneutered dogs cause nearly 100% of all serious bites.
Nearly 60% of the victims are children!
Please spay or neuter your pet. It's the responsible answer to the pet over-population crisis.
AB 1634 Update
One female cat + her offspring + their offspring
will = 420,000 cats in only a six year period!
One female dog + her offspring + their offspring
will = 67,000 dogs in only a six year period!
30% of animals in the shelter are purebreds!
64% of all impounded pets (over 5,000 annually) are euthanized!
Consider ALL the facts before you allow your animals
to reproduce!
Contacting Us  |
Madera
County Department of Animal Services
14269 Road
28
Madera, CA 93638
Telephone: (559) 675-7891
Fax: (559) 675-7617
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Ext. 205: Report stray, vicious, abandoned or other animal issues that require an office to respond.
Ext. 205: Report a bite or scratch that breaks the skin.
Ext. 200: Licensing.
Ext. 201: Administration.
Ext. 202: Stray Animals. |
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