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Meet King, a 2-year-old American Bulldog/Labrador Retriever mix with a heart full of energy and a spirit to match! This fun-loving guy is as playful as they come and is always up for an adventure. Whether it's running around the yard, playing with his favorite toys, or learning new tricks, King is always on the move. He's incredibly smart and eager to please, picking up on commands quickly-especially when treats are involved!
King is athletic and would thrive in a home that can keep up with his active lifestyle. He's treat-motivated and loves to show off his skills, making him the perfect companion for someone looking to train, play, or go on outdoor adventures.
If you're looking for a loyal, intelligent, and fun-loving pup to bring excitement and joy into your home, King is your guy! He's ready to find his forever family, so come meet this sweet, energetic boy today.
*Qualifies for Pets for Patriots program
"Please email Adoptions@ saltlakecounty.gov with questions Primary Color: Brown Brindle Weight: 66 Age: 2yrs 1mths 0wks
Meet King, a 2-year-old American Bulldog/Labrador Retriever mix with a heart full of energy and a spirit to match! This fun-loving guy is as playful as they come and is always up for an adventure. Whether it's running around the yard, playing with his favorite toys, or learning new tricks, King is always on the move. He's incredibly smart and eager to please, picking up on commands quickly-especially when treats are involved!
King is athletic and would thrive in a home that can keep up with his active lifestyle. He's treat-motivated and loves to show off his skills, making him the perfect companion for someone looking to train, play, or go on outdoor adventures.
If you're looking for a loyal, intelligent, and fun-loving pup to bring excitement and joy into your home, King is your guy! He's ready to find his forever family, so come meet this sweet, energetic boy today.
*Qualifies for Pets for Patriots program
"Please email Adoptions@ saltlakecounty.gov with questions Primary Color: Brown Brindle Weight: 66 Age: 2yrs 1mths 0wks
Walk through our kennels and find a pet that that speaks to you!
2.
Submit Application
Head back to the front counter and let the staff know that you are interested in adopting a pet.
3.
Sign Adoption Contract
After a brief set of questions we will review your application and have you sign your adoption contract and pay your adoption fee!
4.
Pay Fee
5.
Take the Pet Home
Additional adoption info
Our shelter is a stray facility, which means the animals we shelter have been lost or have been abandoned. These animals have been rescued by Animal Services Officers and citizens who have been unable to locate an owner.
Based on Utah state law, we must hold every animal for at least five days to give the owner an opportunity to redeem their lost pet. If the pet is not claimed during that time, and the animal is healthy and friendly, it will become available for adoption.
During COVID-19, our shelter is only open by appointment only. Please contact adoptions@slco.org to coordinate a time to meet a pet.
Adoptions are offered during our operating hours Monday through Saturday from 10:00 AM through 6:00 PM. Potential adopters should plan for some time to meet with their new pet before starting the adoption process. Please plan to be at the shelter before 5:30 PM to meet with a new pet.
Adoption Fees:
Dogs:
Senior Dogs (5 years and older):
FREE to Senior Citizens! (55 yrs+)
Large Dogs (21 lbs or more): $75
Small Dogs (20 lbs or less): $125
Puppies (6 months or younger): $200
Cats:
Senior Cats (5 years and older):
FREE to Senior Citizens! (55 yrs+)
Adult Cats: $25
Kittens (6 months or younger): $50
Want more than 1 cat? We offer a 2 for 1 Adoption Fee for 2 cats adopted at the same time.
Rabbits:
$35
All other types of adoptable birds, small mammals, as well as not so common exotics, (i.e. chinchillas, peacock, fish, etc.) will be priced as they come in to the shelter.
Our shelter is a stray facility, which means the animals we shelter have been lost or have been abandoned. These animals have been rescued by Animal Services Officers and citizens who have been unable to locate an owner.
Based on Utah state law, we must hold every animal for at least five days to give the owner an opportunity to redeem their lost pet. If the pet is not claimed during that time, and the animal is healthy and friendly, it will become available for adoption.
During COVID-19, our shelter is only open by appointment only. Please contact adoptions@slco.org to coordinate a time to meet a pet.
Adoptions are offered during our operating hours Monday through Saturday from 10:00 AM through 6:00 PM. Potential adopters should plan for some time to meet with their new pet before starting the adoption process. Please plan to be at the shelter before 5:30 PM to meet with a new pet.
Adoption Fees:
Dogs:
Senior Dogs (5 years and older):
FREE to Senior Citizens! (55 yrs+)
Large Dogs (21 lbs or more): $75
Small Dogs (20 lbs or less): $125
Puppies (6 months or younger): $200
Cats:
Senior Cats (5 years and older):
FREE to Senior Citizens! (55 yrs+)
Adult Cats: $25
Kittens (6 months or younger): $50
Want more than 1 cat? We offer a 2 for 1 Adoption Fee for 2 cats adopted at the same time.
Rabbits:
$35
All other types of adoptable birds, small mammals, as well as not so common exotics, (i.e. chinchillas, peacock, fish, etc.) will be priced as they come in to the shelter.
Salt Lake County Animal Services is the premier animal service agency in Utah:
•We are the largest no-kill shelter in the State of Utah
•We have a full-service, full-time veterinary clinic to care for our animals
•We have a 24/7, 365 days-per-year field operation
•We host participate in 200 community outreach events annually
•We are recognized nationally for our cutting-edge programming
•Dedicated volunteers log tens of thousands of hours annually
•Microchips & vaccinations are free to our jurisdictions via our voucher program
•We have been named “Best of State” six out of the last eight years
We serve the citizens and pets within the Salt Lake County Metro Townships, Bluffdale City, Holladay City, Midvale City, Millcreek, Murray, and Salt Lake City.
We have had a commitment to operating a “no-kill” facility since 2011. Our live release rate surpassed 94% in 2017. We are the largest shelter in Utah to achieve this status.
What Do We Do at the Shelter?
•Offer pet adoptions
•Provide pet licensing
•Enforce animal-related city and county ordinances
•Provide shelter for all types of lost and abandoned pets
•Investigate complaints of animal cruelty, abuse, and neglect
•Respond to emergencies involving injured or aggressive animals
•Offer humane education programs for schools and community groups
•Provide humane euthanasia at the request of pet owners (fee for service)
Who Are We?
Salt Lake County Animal Services is the premier animal service agency in Utah:
•We are the largest no-kill shelter in the State of Utah
•We have a full-service, full-time veterinary clinic to care for our animals
•We have a 24/7, 365 days-per-year field operation
•We host participate in 200 community outreach events annually
•We are recognized nationally for our cutting-edge programming
•Dedicated volunteers log tens of thousands of hours annually
•Microchips & vaccinations are free to our jurisdictions via our voucher program
•We have been named “Best of State” six out of the last eight years
We serve the citizens and pets within the Salt Lake County Metro Townships, Bluffdale City, Holladay City, Midvale City, Millcreek, Murray, and Salt Lake City.
We have had a commitment to operating a “no-kill” facility since 2011. Our live release rate surpassed 94% in 2017. We are the largest shelter in Utah to achieve this status.
What Do We Do at the Shelter?
•Offer pet adoptions
•Provide pet licensing
•Enforce animal-related city and county ordinances
•Provide shelter for all types of lost and abandoned pets
•Investigate complaints of animal cruelty, abuse, and neglect
•Respond to emergencies involving injured or aggressive animals
•Offer humane education programs for schools and community groups
•Provide humane euthanasia at the request of pet owners (fee for service)
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