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Adopt a Pet Come and choose the companion you feel will be right for you, and fill in an application form. Well talk to you about your needs and help you make the right choice.
The fee for adopting a dog is only $40, for a puppy $30, for a cat $20 and for a kitten $15. These fees include the cost of spaying or neutering your new pet, and we ask you to bring your puppy or kitten back to us for this to be done.
(All mature dogs and cats will already have been spayed or neutered by the time you take them home)
When you adopt a pet from us you can be sure that it has been well looked-after while in our care and is in good health and condition. It's well known that a pet can take the stress out of your life. So delay no longer. Come and see if we have the right companion for you.
Teaching Tomorrows Animal Lovers
The fate of tomorrow's four-legged friends is in the hands of today's children, and to ensure that they learn the right respect for all creatures--and for the law which protects them-the BHS goes into local schools to make them aware that it is wrong to ill-treat any animal and that there is a penalty to pay if anyone is caught doing so.
How Can You Help
- Report any cases of animal cruelty that you witness. Gall 325 6742
- Bring any suffering animals you find to the BHS for care
- Volunteer to help the BHS. Gall 325 6742 to find out how you can help us help animals.
Stray or Dead Animals
The BHS is not responsible for the collection of stray or dead animals. Stray animals are the responsibility of the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries, while the Department of Environmental Health Services deals with dead animals.
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Agriculture and Fisheries |
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Canine Control Unit |
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325-1173 |
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| Department of
Environmental Health Services |
322-4546 |
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