wild heart ranch, wildlife rescue & rehabilitation center

The cost is $65 for dogs and $55 for cats and includes spay/neuter, rabies vaccination and deworming.

Bring income verification to the shelter to complete the paperwork. To qualify, your household income must under $40,000. The Claremore Animal Shelter partners with a Claremore Veterinarian for a low income spay/neuter program. Not only a preventative of accidental litters, but can benefit with long-term health and behavior issues, and may help make them less likely to roam. Spaying or neutering has many benefits for your pet. It is required by city ordinance to either spay or neuter your dogs and/or cats or get an intact permit. A $50 fee will be charged for the initial permit. Hobbyist Exemption Permits are available for pet owners who have more than 5 specialized animals (such as hunting, service, rescuer). Check city ordinances for details type of animals are permitted. You will be notified of acceptance or denial within 30 days of the application date. The permit fee shall be $50 annually.Ī background check will be conducted to determine if the applicant has been convicted of animal abuse or cruelty charges in the past ten years. An application processing fee of $20 shall be assessed for the initial application. The application must be notarized and accompanied by cash, money order or cashier’s check. Vendors and breeders may apply for a Commercial Animal Establishment permit. The city ordinance allows for 5 pets per household, no more than 3 of which can be dogs. Intact permit is $100 the first year and $75 each following year.

Intact permit mush be purchased each yearly.

Spayed/Neutered animals – Tag fee is $5 and this is good for the life of the animal.

The pet owner must provide proof of current rabies vaccination and pay one of the following licensing fees: The licenses are issued at the Claremore Animal Shelter at 815 W Ramm Rd.

Pet owners in Claremore City Limits are required by ordinance to have their pet licensed.

Wild heart ranch, wildlife rescue & rehabilitation center