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Loki has been hiding out at the Recycling Center and they were finally able to catch him! He is still waiting for his neuter appointment, but he can go home as a foster-to-adopt. Like many herding dogs, he'd probably do best in a home without small children.
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Loki has been hiding out at the Recycling Center and they were finally able to catch him! He is still waiting for his neuter appointment, but he can go home as a foster-to-adopt. Like many herding dogs, he'd probably do best in a home without small children.
Please submit an application and we will call you to set up an appointment.
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Find one you love? We can't wait to see them go to a home!
Additional adoption info
Adoption includes spay/neuter surgery, microchips, current vaccinations, worming, and flea-tick treatment. .
Usual rates:
$100 Puppy/small dog
$80 Most dogs
$25 Senior dogs and cats
$50 Most Cats and Kittens
Occasionally we get in highly adoptable pets whose adoptions fees are more. These Hero Pets help us save other homeless animals.
Specials are usually listed and promoted on our Facebook page.
Adoption includes spay/neuter surgery, microchips, current vaccinations, worming, and flea-tick treatment. .
Usual rates:
$100 Puppy/small dog
$80 Most dogs
$25 Senior dogs and cats
$50 Most Cats and Kittens
Occasionally we get in highly adoptable pets whose adoptions fees are more. These Hero Pets help us save other homeless animals.
Specials are usually listed and promoted on our Facebook page.
Physical Address: 2075 Madison 6555 Huntsville, AR 72740
Follow us on Facebook @PCPSHELTER.
Usually we are open Tuesday-Saturday. We are glad to set up an adoption appointment outside of regular business hours.
479-738-1505
Physical Address: 2075 Madison 6555 Huntsville, AR 72740
Follow us on Facebook @PCPSHELTER.
Usually we are open Tuesday-Saturday. We are glad to set up an adoption appointment outside of regular business hours.
479-738-1505
More about this shelter
Our history:
The effort to provide shelter for abandoned pets in Madison County began in the late 1980s from a grassroots effort of several citizens who were concerned about stray dogs and cats in the county.
In 1997, the group registered as a non-profit 501(c)(3) corporation. In 1998, the county gave the MCPS permission to build a shelter on county-owned land south of the Recycling Center.
The shelter building became a reality because so many in Madison County, Arkansas, gave of their time, talent, and resources.
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We changed our name:
In the fall of 2014, the Madison County Pet Shelter, Inc. board voted to change the doing-business-as name to Paws and Claws Pet Shelter. Our DBA name is registered with the Arkansas Secretary of State. The board had two reasons for making this change:
1) To emphasize that the shelter is not a government entity: The pet shelter is a private non-profit 501(c)(3) tax exempt charity that relies on private donations to help homeless pets in Madison County, Arkansas.
2) To emphasize the change in management philosophy. The board rejected the conventional, nationwide shelter practice of killing pets to make room. Today, Paws and Claws Pet Shelter staff finds loving homes for 99.9% of the 400+ pets we care for. The new name emphasizes the change.
Our history:
The effort to provide shelter for abandoned pets in Madison County began in the late 1980s from a grassroots effort of several citizens who were concerned about stray dogs and cats in the county.
In 1997, the group registered as a non-profit 501(c)(3) corporation. In 1998, the county gave the MCPS permission to build a shelter on county-owned land south of the Recycling Center.
The shelter building became a reality because so many in Madison County, Arkansas, gave of their time, talent, and resources.
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We changed our name:
In the fall of 2014, the Madison County Pet Shelter, Inc. board voted to change the doing-business-as name to Paws and Claws Pet Shelter. Our DBA name is registered with the Arkansas Secretary of State. The board had two reasons for making this change:
1) To emphasize that the shelter is not a government entity: The pet shelter is a private non-profit 501(c)(3) tax exempt charity that relies on private donations to help homeless pets in Madison County, Arkansas.
2) To emphasize the change in management philosophy. The board rejected the conventional, nationwide shelter practice of killing pets to make room. Today, Paws and Claws Pet Shelter staff finds loving homes for 99.9% of the 400+ pets we care for. The new name emphasizes the change.
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