Adopting a shelter pet can be one of the most rewarding things you will ever do. We love the pets in our care and want to ensure that they only go to the best of homes. In order to be considered as a suitable adopter, we require the following: You must be at least 18 years old; show a valid driver's license or photo ID with your date of birth; and present proof of your current address if it is not the same as what is on your ID You must have the knowledge and consent of all adults living in your household You must be able and willing to spend the time and money necessary to provide training, medical treatment, and proper care for the animal If renting, you must have the knowledge and we may require written consent of your landlord No more than six animals per household, of which no more than four may be dogs, are permitted in the City of Albuquerque. Give someone the gift of a choice of pet. Gift Certificates allow an adopter to choose their own pet.

$80 for puppies under 6 months of age $50 for puppies and dogs 6 months to 3 years of age $40 for dogs over 3 years of age $50 for kittens under 6 months of age $30 for kittens and cats 6 months to 3 years of age $20 for cats over 3 years of age $20 for parakeets and small exotic birds $30 for cockatiels and medium exotic birds $50 for goats and sheep $15 for guinea pigs $20 for rabbits ($9 microchip optional) Ferrets are priced same as cats by age. $50 for ferrets 6 months or younger $30 for ferrets over 6 months to 3 years $20 for ferrets over 3 years of age Adoption fees for parrots, large exotic birds, geese, turkeys, chickens, ducks, small and large livestock birds are determined by Animal Welfare Department managers, as are fees for snakes, lizards, turtles, and fish. Senior Citizens (50 years of age and older, according to AARP), all Veterans with proper identification and documentation, and active military personnel with proper documentation get a $10 discount from the above fees.

Various types of discounts cannot be combined. For companion animals that came into the shelter un-sterilized, this special price includes the following: The animal's sterilization (if old enough to undergo surgery); Any postoperative care--if needed; Rabies vaccination (1 year); For dogs, their first Distemper/Parvo vaccination and Intranasal Bordatella; For cats, their first Rhinotracheitis/Calicivirus/Panleukopenia vaccination and Feline Leukemia test; Microchip with lifetime registration; City license (1 year); Free initial veterinarian's examination from a participating clinic. For companion animals that came into the shelter sterilized, this special price includes the following: Person who is 18 years of age or older with valid photo ID, who has never been convicted of any form of Cruelty under the law and has never been convicted two or more times for any violation of the City of Albuquerque Animal Ordinance (or predecessor ordinance)

Never had any animal-related permit revoked or suspended Never failed to reclaim an animal from the Animal Welfare DepartmentAuto Headlight Bulbs Comparison Has not owner surrendered an animal within one year of time of adoptionChow Chow Puppies Sale Wi Has never been convicted of child or domestic abusePepsi Max T Shirt No more than six animals per household are permitted in the city, of which no more than four can be dogs. Animal Welfare Department's Right of Refusal Please understand that this is an adoption, not a "sale." Albuquerque Animal Welfare Department reserves the right to refuse any adoption based on the best interest of the animal. Search For a Lost or Adoptable PetLooking for cats and kittens for sale in Albuquerque?

Start your search on the right to browse photos and descriptions of kittens and cats available in Albuquerque. Tips on Considering Adoption, Over Buying a Cat or Kitten for Sale in Albuquerque Albuquerque Cat Rescues & SheltersThey are the norm, and just about everywhere – including right here in Albuquerque – there are too many pets and not enough homes choosing to adopt them. You might see a cat or kitten for sale at a Albuquerque pet store and assume that buying a cat is the only option. Or you might, as many people do, believe that a cat for sale from a store or a breeder in Albuquerque is somehow “better” than one you might find for adoption in a Albuquerque animal shelter. You may be looking at the options, and wondering what the difference is between buying a cat or kitten you see advertised for sale in the Albuquerque newspaper, for instance, and adopting a cat or kitten from a shelter. When you adopt a cat or kitten from a Albuquerque -area shelter or rescue group, you’ll not only save the life of the cat you’ll call your new best friend, but you’ll be helping another cat by creating an open space at the shelter.

Many people believe a cat or kitten for sale in Albuquerque will be more reliable with children or other pets. Already Trained, Socialized & Healthy = More Affordable AND Less Stress - So many cats for adoption at Albuquerque rescue groups and animal shelters are just looking for a loving, forever home. Most animal shelters and rescue groups in Albuquerque make sure pets are up to date on shots, examined by a veterinarian, and spayed or neutered prior to adoption, all of which is included in the adoption fee. Most of the time, when you purchase a cat or kitten for sale in Albuquerque , you have to cover all of those expenses yourself, and that’s over and above the purchase price.When you adopt a cat or kitten it allows for another local Albuquerque cat or kitten to be taken in and saved as well. Below you'll find many Albuquerque focused rescue organizations. FAT KATZ - Albuquerque, NM 87199 Almost Home NM - Peralta, NM 87042 Viva Animal Rescue NM - Albuquerque, NM 87123