County animal services offers adoption deals
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Citrus County Animal Services will be offering half price adoptions on all dogs and cats from Nov. 8-12.

The decision coincides with National Animal Shelter Appreciation Week .

The cost to adopt a dog will be $30, and cats will be $17.50. The cost includes age appropriate vaccinations, spay/neuter and microchip.

To qualify to be an adopter, you must own your own home or obtain a permission letter from your landlord; also, existing pets in the household must be appropriately licensed.

To view our adoptable pets online, visit www.citruscritters.com and then visit the shelter at 4030 S. Airport Road in Inverness (behind the Citrus County Fairgrounds) to adopt your "forever" friend.

Call Animal Services at (352) 746-8400 with any questions.




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