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Saturday, July 26th
10:30 am - 5:30 pm
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Taylorsville PetSmart,
I-215 & Redwood Road
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Tic hound mix.Siamese mix cat.

Annie
This sweet girl loves people and loves to play.
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      Caramel
This quiet natured tabby cat is very sweet and lovable.
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Caring for Homeless Pets...

It is the highest priority of the Pet Samaritan Fund to adopt out healthy and behaviorally sound animals to our caring community. Our adoption fees help to offset the cost of evaluation, housing, feeding and medical care for the thousands of animals that need our help.

We do our best to keep our adoption prices reasonable while generating income to support our goal of caring for adoptable animals until we can place them in a loving home. Because we are a nonprofit, donations subsidize the gap between the cost for care and the adoption fee. It is only through the generosity of donors that we have the resources to help so many animals and hold them until we can find a home.

Dog adoption fees range from $100 to $150 plus. Cat adoption fees: $75 to $100 plus. The adoption fee for each animal varies and is dependent on many factors including: age, size, behavior, medical condition, and public demand. You'll find that our adoption package is a great value. If you are 60 years or older, ask about our Senior Adoption Discount program.

Adoption Package Includes:

  • Sterilization (spay/neuter)
  • Microchip
  • Personalized identification tag
  • One month of pet health insurance
  • Complete Vaccination series
  • Includes Rabies
  • Deworming (young animals)
  • Pet Information   

 


The Pet Samaritan Fund, a nonprofit organization established in 1991, aids needy animals in the Salt Lake City, Utah, and Vernal, Utah, communities.

Every penny we raise goes to caring for our animals, and we never euthanize a healthy animal.

We provide

  • Shelter for sick, injured, abandoned, and abused animals
  • Financial assistance to Utah pet owners who cannot afford medical care for their pets due to extreme financial hardship (up to $100 upon receipt of veterinary billing statement)
  • Loving homes for unwanted animals brought to the hospital to be euthanized
  • Assistance spaying and neutering stray animals