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Thinking
about adopting a new best friend? When you adopt your new pet from
the Animal Rescue League of Berks County Inc. you’re not only
getting a great pal but you’re also giving that special animal
companion a second chance at life.
On any given day, there are many wonderful pets just waiting to
be adopted. Visit with us and tour our 60 kennels to find that special
pet to make your life complete.
ATTENTION! The costs for adopting dogs and cats have changed.
Please read below:
Cost for a dog adoption
is $125, which includes spaying/neutering,
microchipping by Home Again, and a canine flu shot. If the dog is already spayed/neutered
when it comes into the ARL, then the fee is $65.
Cost for cat adoption is
$95 which also includes spaying/neutering, microchipping by Home
Again, an Advantage flea treatment and a combo test. The adoption fee for
cats already spayed/neutered
when they come into the ARL is $50.
The Animal Rescue League may have lots of other animals for adoption
at any time. The fees are as follows:
Rabbits - $10
Guinea pigs - $5
Hamsters/Gerbils - $5
Domestic Rats - $5
Birds - $10+
Ferrets - $25
Potbelly Pigs - $25
Chinchillas - $25
Lizards/Snakes - $10+
Also
included in our adoption fee is a complimentary health exam for
your new pet at VCA (Veterinary Clinics of America) Detwiler Animal
Hospital in Kenhorst or VCA Cacoosing Animal Hospital in Wernersville.
And to help you and your new pet adjust to your new life together,
the Animal Rescue League will give you a special pet adoption folder
filled with all kinds of information about pets-- from the Pennsylvania
Dog Law and tips on puppy-proofing your home to animal safety awareness.
Our corporate friends also want to wish you the best with your
newly adopted friend. When you adopt from the Animal Rescue League,
you are entitled to a $10 gift certificate from Pet Supplies “Plus”
in the Shillington Shopping Center, and a Pet Adoption Gift Booklet
with discount coupons for merchandise from Petco in the Broadcasting
Square Shopping Center in Spring Township.
The ARL also provides shelter for large animals, such as horses
and pigs, in our on-site barn, as well as kennel shelter for smaller
animals, including rabbits, gerbils, chickens, roosters, birds,
and ferrets.
Boarding and grooming facilities also are available. Contact the
shelter at 610-373-8830 to make appointments.
If you are thinking about pet adoption, boarding, or pet grooming,
please visit our spacious shelter and talk with our staff. They
are animal-care professionals eager to assist you with your pet
concerns and needs.
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