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Tucker is currently living in a foster home. This is what his foster has to say about him!
"Tucker is by far the most enjoyable dog I’ve fostered – I have even thought about adopting him, but I can’t. He is well-behaved, smart, affectionate, and I can trust him to not bother my belongings. At night I tell him, “Gotta go to bed”, and he runs to get in his crate – for which I give him a small treat. He is house-friendly, and always goes to the bathroom outdoors. He probably weights about 30 lb, so is a bit heavy for a lapdog, but he will sit next to me when I’m reading. I have walked him with neighborhood kids along, and it overwhelmed him. He would never harm anyone, but he appeared to be over-stimulated and seemed out of control when 5 kids walked with me. Their squeaky voices even overwhelm me."
If you think you may like to meet Tucker, please submit an adoption survey at chicoanimalshelter.org
Tucker is currently living in a foster home. This is what his foster has to say about him!
"Tucker is by far the most enjoyable dog I’ve fostered – I have even thought about adopting him, but I can’t. He is well-behaved, smart, affectionate, and I can trust him to not bother my belongings. At night I tell him, “Gotta go to bed”, and he runs to get in his crate – for which I give him a small treat. He is house-friendly, and always goes to the bathroom outdoors. He probably weights about 30 lb, so is a bit heavy for a lapdog, but he will sit next to me when I’m reading. I have walked him with neighborhood kids along, and it overwhelmed him. He would never harm anyone, but he appeared to be over-stimulated and seemed out of control when 5 kids walked with me. Their squeaky voices even overwhelm me."
If you think you may like to meet Tucker, please submit an adoption survey at chicoanimalshelter.org
Please fill out the online adoption survey located here: http://www.chicoanimalshelter.org/adoptable-animals.html
2.
Interview
Staff will call you to answer any questions you may have about the pet you are interested in and set up an appointment.
3.
Meet the Pet
A time will be set up for you to meet with the pet and if it looks like a match, you will fill out adoption paperwork.
Additional adoption info
Cat adoption fee:$70
Dog adoption fee: $59 + Cost of Spay/Neuter (Co-Pay: $50)
Small animal adoption fee: $12.50 + Cost of Spay/neuter (Co-Pay: $25-50)
Animals are screened for temperament, vaccinated, microchipped and spayed or neutered before being adopted. Dogs are tested for heartworm and cats are tested for feline leukemia.
An adoption contract is required.
Cat adoption fee:$70
Dog adoption fee: $59 + Cost of Spay/Neuter (Co-Pay: $50)
Small animal adoption fee: $12.50 + Cost of Spay/neuter (Co-Pay: $25-50)
Animals are screened for temperament, vaccinated, microchipped and spayed or neutered before being adopted. Dogs are tested for heartworm and cats are tested for feline leukemia.
If you are interested in meeting one of our available animals, please fill out an application via our website www.chicoanimalshelter.org and a staff member will contact you to set up an appointment.
We are open noon to 5pm Monday through Sunday by Appointment Only.
The Chico Animal Shelter is located at 2579 Fair Street in Chico, CA.
If you are interested in meeting one of our available animals, please fill out an application via our website www.chicoanimalshelter.org and a staff member will contact you to set up an appointment.
We are open noon to 5pm Monday through Sunday by Appointment Only.
The Chico Animal Shelter is located at 2579 Fair Street in Chico, CA.
More about this shelter
The Chico Animal Shelter is owned by the City of Chico and operated by the City of Chico Police Department. We take in all stray dogs found in the incorporated area of the City of Chico. People wishing to surrender their dogs are asked to call the shelter to make an appointment. The shelter does not impound healthy stray cats, including feral or trapped cats. Please see our website for more information about stray cats, and where to surrender owned cats. Although we are an open admission shelter, we follow the state policy that no adoptable animal should be euthanized. To that end, we work with rescue groups, humane societies and other organizations to adopt out animals.
The Chico Animal Shelter is owned by the City of Chico and operated by the City of Chico Police Department. We take in all stray dogs found in the incorporated area of the City of Chico. People wishing to surrender their dogs are asked to call the shelter to make an appointment. The shelter does not impound healthy stray cats, including feral or trapped cats. Please see our website for more information about stray cats, and where to surrender owned cats. Although we are an open admission shelter, we follow the state policy that no adoptable animal should be euthanized. To that end, we work with rescue groups, humane societies and other organizations to adopt out animals.
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