CONFUSED! WHY AM I HERE? Shes not sure why she is there but she was sure glad to see me in her cage. I felt bad, she wanted to be held but I was just trying to take her photo. Wish I could spend time with all of them. Its all they really want from you. Waiting stray time. No age or weight has been listed until she is seen by the vet. If you are interested you must come to the shelter to put a $20 deposit. Adoption fee is only $50 which includes: • Health exam from our veterinary staff • Vaccinations • Microchip (Home Again) • De-worming • Spaying or neutering (Sterilization) • Broward County License tag • 14 days FREE medical care. Save some time and have my adoption application ready when you come see me: broward.org/Animal/Adoptions/Documents/AdoptionApplication.pdf Adoption hours: Tuesday through Friday - 1 - 6:00 p.m. Saturday & Sunday- 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. Mondays - CLOSED Call:954-359-1313 I’m located at Broward County Animal Care and Adoption 1870 SW 39th Street, Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33315 Directions to the Fort Lauderdale Shelter Broward County Animal Care & Adoption (NOT TO BE CONFUSED WITH Humane Society of Broward County) 1. Take I-95 to Griffin Road 2. Exit 23 the go West over the train tracks to the first traffic light: (Ravenswood Rd/Anglers Avenue) 3. Turn Right and travel north about 1 ½ mile to SW 42 Street. 4. On SW 42 Street make a Right and go over the bridge to the stop sign. 5. At stop sign (SW 16 Terrace), make a Left to road and go all around until you get to Southwest 39th Street. Then turn right into the shelter parking lot. 6. You will see Animal Care on the right hand side (Building with the dog and cat photo). 7. Once you are inside you will be greeted at the reception area and go to thru the first door on the right to see all our adoptable. For more information, please look up their website broward.org/animal
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