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Local Animal Shelter to Offer Valentine’s Adoptions
| Tuesday, Feb 10, 2015
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The Castaic Animal Shelter is having a Valentine’s Day adoption promotion from February 13th through 15th.

The Castaic shelter, along with four other Los Angeles locations, is offering pet adoptions for $14 rather than their usual $50 price in honor of Valentine’s Day.

Animals at all five locations will be available for adoption from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Senior citizens age 60 and older can adopt pets for $10.

Spay and neutering, licensing, and microchipping services are available at each shelter and will require separate fees.

“Additional fees will only be implemented for necessary services performed at the shelter,” Salithia Smith, supervisor at Castaic Animal shelter, said.

Prices for services vary depending on the animal.

Spay and neuter services for dogs are $50 and $40 for cats. Licensing for dogs is $20 and $5 for cats. Microchipping for all animals is $15 and includes the nationwide registration fee.

The Castaic Animal Shelter is located at 31044 North Charlie Canyon Road.

Additional County of Los Angeles shelters participating in this event can be found in Agoura, Baldwin Park, Carson, Downey and Lancaster.

 
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