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Animal shelter overflowing with kittens and cats

Published: July 11, 2013  By: admin, In: Grab Bag,  1 Comment
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Kitten season is in full swing and the El Dorado County Animal Services shelter in Placerville is reaching out to the community to encourage adoptions.

The Placerville shelter, in partnership with People for Animal Welfare in El Dorado County, has temporarily reduced the adoption fee for kittens to $40 and for adult cats to only $20.

The adoption fee for kittens and cats includes a veterinary check, vaccinations, microchip, and spay or neuter. The shelter is located at 511 Placerville Drive in Placerville and is open Monday through Saturday from 9:30am to noon and 1-4:30pm. Pictures of the kittens and cats can be found online. The website is updated hourly.

To reach the shelter with questions about adoption or the animal foster care program, call (530) 621.7631.

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  1. Janice Eastburn says - Posted: July 12, 2013

    Pet overpopulation is avoidable! Please spay and neuter your pets! Please save a life and purchase your new friend through an animal shelter or, if you desire a specific breed, through an animal rescue agency that specializes in that breed. Thank you.