About ADOPTIONS
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$ 100 - Dogs/Pups (altered $ 40) $ 80 - Cats/Kittens (altered $ 30)
What is your adoption policy?
The adoption contracts states the adopted pet must be spayed or neutered before
leaving the Fayette County Animal Control Center. If for some reason, the adopter
is unable to keep or care for the pet, the pet must be returned to the FCACC (pets
can not be given away to anyone). Once the pet is adopted, if the adopter is not
completely satisfied with the adopted pet, there is a ten (10) day return policy, in
exchange for another pet of the same breed (at no charge). If the adopter does not
comply with the Adoption Contract as described above (within the limited time the
law allows), the adopted pet shall be reclaimed by the FCACC and legal action shall
be taken towards the adopter. The adopter also understands that adoption fees,
deposit fees and reclaim fees are NON-REFUNDABLE.
West Virginia H.B. 2078 (19-20B-1,2,3,4,5,6) Spaying or Neutering of Dogs and Cats -
This new law states that all animals adopted from WV animal shelters/humane
societies must be spayed or neutered within a limited time, or the pet shall be
reclaimed by the agency and legal action shall be taken towards the adopter.
Do you give any vaccinations to the animal?
Each Dog & Pup (six (6) weeks and older) is given a booster vaccination called
Duramune Max 5 which contains - Canine Distemper - Adenovirus Type 2 -
Parainfluenza - Parvovirus Vaccine. Each Cat & Kitten (six (6) weeks and older) is
given a booster vaccination called Felocell 4 which contains - Feline
Rhinotracheitis - Calici - Panleukopenia - Chlamydia Psittaci Vaccine. Each canine
and feline is womed with Strongid wormer that is purchased from the local
Veterinarian Clinic. (Other medications or treatments may be provided as well).
To ensure the health of you and your pet, Dogs and Cats may receive their Rabies
Vaccine as early as four (4) months of age, which can ONLY be administered by a
Veterinarian.
Please be a responsible pet owner and learn to abide by the State, County and City
Laws that pertain to animals and their owners.
Spay/Neuter the adopted pets of West Virginia - IT'S THE LAW!
What is your adoption policy?
The adoption contracts states the adopted pet must be spayed or neutered before
leaving the Fayette County Animal Control Center. If for some reason, the adopter
is unable to keep or care for the pet, the pet must be returned to the FCACC (pets
can not be given away to anyone). Once the pet is adopted, if the adopter is not
completely satisfied with the adopted pet, there is a ten (10) day return policy, in
exchange for another pet of the same breed (at no charge). If the adopter does not
comply with the Adoption Contract as described above (within the limited time the
law allows), the adopted pet shall be reclaimed by the FCACC and legal action shall
be taken towards the adopter. The adopter also understands that adoption fees,
deposit fees and reclaim fees are NON-REFUNDABLE.
West Virginia H.B. 2078 (19-20B-1,2,3,4,5,6) Spaying or Neutering of Dogs and Cats -
This new law states that all animals adopted from WV animal shelters/humane
societies must be spayed or neutered within a limited time, or the pet shall be
reclaimed by the agency and legal action shall be taken towards the adopter.
Do you give any vaccinations to the animal?
Each Dog & Pup (six (6) weeks and older) is given a booster vaccination called
Duramune Max 5 which contains - Canine Distemper - Adenovirus Type 2 -
Parainfluenza - Parvovirus Vaccine. Each Cat & Kitten (six (6) weeks and older) is
given a booster vaccination called Felocell 4 which contains - Feline
Rhinotracheitis - Calici - Panleukopenia - Chlamydia Psittaci Vaccine. Each canine
and feline is womed with Strongid wormer that is purchased from the local
Veterinarian Clinic. (Other medications or treatments may be provided as well).
To ensure the health of you and your pet, Dogs and Cats may receive their Rabies
Vaccine as early as four (4) months of age, which can ONLY be administered by a
Veterinarian.
Please be a responsible pet owner and learn to abide by the State, County and City
Laws that pertain to animals and their owners.
Spay/Neuter the adopted pets of West Virginia - IT'S THE LAW!
Hours of Animal Shelter Operation
CLOSED - Sunday and Monday
OPEN - Tuesday thru Saturday from
11:00 am. to 5:30 pm.
CLOSED - Sunday and Monday
OPEN - Tuesday thru Saturday from
11:00 am. to 5:30 pm.