Volunteers of the Valencia County Animal Shelter for Cats

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This page has been made so the volunteers and rescue coordinator of the Valencia County Animal Shelter can network the animals impounded at the Valencia County Animal Shelter easily and efficiently. Please note that we do not allow pledging. Description If you are interested in any of the pets on this page, please contact the shelter directly at 505-866-2479 Ext 3 or contact Patty at [email protected] The Valencia County Animal Shelter is a government-run facility providing service to Valencia County and the municipalities located in Valencia County, New Mexico, USA. The shelter is open Tuesday thru Saturday, 9am-5pm The shelter's phone number is 505-866-2479. The shelter is located in Los Lunas at 1209 Hwy 314, 1 mile south of Main Street next to Daniel Fernandez Park. Los Lunas is 25 miles south of Albuquerque, New Mexico. -- Adopting a friend -- Please call the shelter or visit in person right away if you are interested in adopting any of the pets. Although we try our best to update this page, we cannot guarantee that the information here is up-to-date. Please note that the shelter is unable to 'hold' animals. Stray animals taken to the shelter are held for three business days to allow the owner to reclaim the pet. If they are not reclaimed they are available for adoption. Owner surrendered pets are available for adoption or rescue immediately. The adoption fee is $92.00 for dogs and puppies and $72.00 for cats and kittens. The adoption fee covers the surgical sterilization, a one year rabies vaccination and a booster vaccination. If the pet is already spayed/neutered, the adoption fee is only $10. -- Out of State Adoptions -- If you are out-of-state, adoptions can be arranged if: 1. A local foster home can be arranged while transportation is organized; 2. Adopter arranges transportation (there are a number of groups who do this around the country); 3. Animal must be spayed/neutered before transport; 4. Animal must have a rabies certificate and in some cases (depending on location) may need a health certificate (there is an additional fee for this) (The Shelter is currently working on developing relationships with transport organizations)