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ANIMAL ADOPTION AND FEES
Prior to the adoption of an animal from the shelter, you must complete and sign the City-approved adoption agreement. Failure to agree to the terms of the adoption agreement shall be grounds for disqualification to adopt an animal. Decatur Animal Services has the right to deny the request to adopt an animal if we feel that you are unable to provide a suitable home or care for the animal.

When you adopt there is a 10-day grace period. If things are not working out between you and your new pet or if it becomes sick, please bring it back to the shelter along with the paperwork and veterinary diagnosis and we will apply the original charges towards another pet. Adopters must be 19 years of age and can show picture identification.

Adoption Fees:
Dogs - $110.00, which includes a rabies vaccine, a bordatella vaccine, a distemper/parvo vaccine, a canine antigen heartworm test, and an intestinal parasites test. $75.00 of the adoption fee is a spay/neuter deposit.

Cats - $95.00, which includes a rabies vaccine, a bordatella vaccine, a panleukopenia vaccine, a rhinotracheitis vaccine, a feline leukemia and aids test, and an intestinal parasites test. $75.00 of the adoption fee is a spay/neuter deposit.

https://www.cityofdecatural.com/departments/animal-services/

Decatur Animal Services is currently located at 300-A Beltline Road SW, Decatur, Alabama 35601. From Interstate 65 take exit 334. Travel east on Hwy 67 to Central Parkway. Turn right on Central Parkway. We are at the intersection of Beltline Road SW (Hwy 67) and Central Parkway. From Hwy 20, follow Beltline Road SW (Hwy 67) west to Central Parkway. Turn left on Central Parkway. We are at the intersection of Beltline Road SW and Central Parkway. For assistance call (256) 341-4790.

Decatur Animal Services is an animal service facility operated by the City of Decatur. In addition to enforcement of local animal ordinances, our programs include adoptions, education, anti-cruelty and volunteerism. Our mission is to work to improve the bond between humans and animals, to provide excellent service to the community and to promote humane treatment of animals and respect for life.