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Perhaps you saw the news reports about an individual bringing over 800 pet mice to the New Hampshire SPCA and wondered what would become of them. It is an overwhelming number, and all of the females were potentially pregnant, meaning the final number will be much higher. Shelters all over New England are trying to help. We took in five of the mice, and one of the females had 14 babies shortly after going to a foster home. That means we have quite a few fancy pet mice looking for homes. According to AnimalHumaneSociety.org, "Mice are curious and charming animals that tend to be active at various times of the day. They are very social with each other, and females do especially well in a group setting. Males can be kept together if introduced at a young age and given adequate room." As you can see from the pictures, these guys are pretty cute and not too hard to care for.
If you are interested in adopting a pair, please fill out an adoption application medfieldshelter.com/adopt or send an email to adam@medfieldshelter.com
Perhaps you saw the news reports about an individual bringing over 800 pet mice to the New Hampshire SPCA and wondered what would become of them. It is an overwhelming number, and all of the females were potentially pregnant, meaning the final number will be much higher. Shelters all over New England are trying to help. We took in five of the mice, and one of the females had 14 babies shortly after going to a foster home. That means we have quite a few fancy pet mice looking for homes. According to AnimalHumaneSociety.org, "Mice are curious and charming animals that tend to be active at various times of the day. They are very social with each other, and females do especially well in a group setting. Males can be kept together if introduced at a young age and given adequate room." As you can see from the pictures, these guys are pretty cute and not too hard to care for.
If you are interested in adopting a pair, please fill out an adoption application medfieldshelter.com/adopt or send an email to adam@medfieldshelter.com
We review applications in the order received and do call vet references and contact landlord if you rent.
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Meet the Pet
Once you are approved, we contact you to set up a day and time to meet the pet.
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Take the Pet Home
We expect adopters to be ready to take the pet home the day they meet it.
Additional adoption info
We ask all potential adopters to fill out our online adoption application. Our adult cat adoption fee is $125 Our kitten adoption fee is $200 for a single kitten or $350 for a pair. Our adoption fee for dogs varies depending on how much vet care the dog needs. The fee is usually in the range of $150 - $350 and includes spaying/neutering, all vaccinations, heartworm test, microchipping and tick/flea prevention.
We ask all potential adopters to fill out our online adoption application. Our adult cat adoption fee is $125 Our kitten adoption fee is $200 for a single kitten or $350 for a pair. Our adoption fee for dogs varies depending on how much vet care the dog needs. The fee is usually in the range of $150 - $350 and includes spaying/neutering, all vaccinations, heartworm test, microchipping and tick/flea prevention.
We host adoption meetings 7 days a week by appointment.
We host adoption meetings 7 days a week by appointment.
More about this shelter
The Medfield Animal Shelter's mission is to rescue lost or abandoned animals and provide for their comfort and safety until they are reunited with their owners or placed in new homes. We are a no-kill shelter, which means no pet will ever be euthanized because it has run out of time to find a home. We are committed to ending the overpopulation of pets that results in an estimated 5 million companion pets being euthanized at shelters in the U.S. every year, therefore all cats, rabbits and dogs adopted from us are spayed and neutered prior to adoption. We also sponsor a low cost spay/neuter clinic for cats at our shelter once a month.
The Medfield Animal Shelter's mission is to rescue lost or abandoned animals and provide for their comfort and safety until they are reunited with their owners or placed in new homes. We are a no-kill shelter, which means no pet will ever be euthanized because it has run out of time to find a home. We are committed to ending the overpopulation of pets that results in an estimated 5 million companion pets being euthanized at shelters in the U.S. every year, therefore all cats, rabbits and dogs adopted from us are spayed and neutered prior to adoption. We also sponsor a low cost spay/neuter clinic for cats at our shelter once a month.
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We'll also keep you updated on Munch's adoption status with email updates.
