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Our adoption process is simple. If you are interested in one of our wonderful animals, come meet them. You will talk with one of our shelter attendants to assess the right fit for your family. The adoption fee for dogs is $40 and $25 for cats. If the animal you are interested in has not yet been spayed or neutered, we will get the pet altered before you take him or her home. If the animal is too young or you have come a long way to pick him or her up, you can pay a Spay/Neuter deposit, which will be refunded once the required paperwork has been submitted to our admin office by the deadline date.

https://monocounty.ca.gov/animal/page/adoptable-dogs-and-cats

The Whitmore Animal Shelter is located near Mammoth Lakes, CA off of Benton Crossing Road, about 1/2 mile from Highway 395. The address is 575 Benton Crossing Road, Crowley Lake, CA 93546. Whitmore is open to the public Tuesday - Saturday, 10:30 am - 4:30 pm, closed 12-1 for lunch. Call the shelter at 760-935-4734.

The Bridgeport Animal Shelter is located in Bridgeport, CA of off Jack Sawyer Road. The address is 197 Jack Sawyer Road, and it is located up the hill from the county road shop. The hours for Bridgeport Shelter are Tuesday - Saturday, 10:30 am - 4:00 pm, closed 12-1 for lunch. Call the shelter at 760-932-7407

We know there are circumstances that make it inconvenient to drive the distance to the shelter. If you would like to meet a Whitmore animal in Bridgeport, or vice versa, we can transport the animal to whatever shelter is closer to you.

Mono County Animal Services handles field service calls for domestic animal-related issues in the unincorporated areas of Mono County, CA, in addition to running two very successful animal shelters, the Whitmore Shelter and the Bridgeport Shelter. We are extremely proud of our high adoption rates. Being a low intake facility gives us the ability to relieve overcrowded shelters by accepting transfers throughout California and Nevada to find them homes in our wonderful communities. We pride ourselves on our care of the shelter animals. Each animal is treated like it is one of our own, with personal attention, care, and love every day.