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SACHSE ANIMAL SHELTER ANIMAL SHELTER HOURS: Monday thru
Friday - 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. The Sachse Animal Shelter uses several items in the daily operation of the shelter. We gratefully accept donations of these items from the public. Our wish list includes: Cat Litter* Bleach The Animal Shelter also needs volunteers to: Clean and
Sanitize Cages If interested in helping at the Animal Shelter, please call 972-495-2271, ext. 157 or email rebeccatx@verizon.net. Click here to visit the City's Human Resources page for more information about Community Volunteerism and to download a Volunteer Agreement Form. Click here to join the Sachse Animal Shelter Yahoo! Group
If your pet gets lost and is picked up by the Sachse Animal Shelter, we will feature them here on this website while they are waiting for you to pick them up. In the City of Sachse, stray animals with NO tags are held a minimum of three days and animals WITH tags are held a minimum of five days before placing them up for adoption. Animal Control officers research lost and found reports and the pet license database for owner information, including any previous activity. You may reach the Animal Control Officer at 972.495.2271, ext. 157. If they are not immediately available, please leave a message and they will return your call as soon as possible. The Shelter's fax number is 972.475.3330. Or you may email the Shelter at animalcontrol@cityofsachse.com.
I'M LOST ! No lost pets at this time.
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For information on any of
these pets, please call the Animal Control Officer at 972.495.2271,
ext. 157. The Shelter's fax number is 972.475.3330 or you may
email the Shelter at
animalcontrol@cityofsachse.com.
HOURS FOR THE ANIMAL SHELTER: Monday thru
Friday - 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
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"Lucky" earned his name the hard way. He was picked up in a trap
that had been set for feral cats and brought to the shelter. Once
here, we saw how sweet and social Lucky was and placed him in our
adoption program. He hangs out in the office and greets adopters but
has not been able to find his new home yet. "Lucky" is a sweet boy
who loves attention and being petted. There is no fee to adopt but
he will need to be neutered and have a rabies shot to comply with
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This young female Tortoise-shell cat is a sweet
little girl. She is about one year old and is vocal and curious.
There is no fee to adopt, but her new family must get her spayed and
vaccinated and turn in a copy of those receipts within 30 days to be
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This female orange Tabby is a
small sized, very affectionate cat. She is so sweet and loves
to rub your ankles. Orange tabby females are not too common
and her colors are beautiful. There is no fee to adopt, but her new
family must get her spayed and vaccinated and turn in copies of the
receipts within 30 days to be in compliance with the adoption
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Bless her
little heart, this poor Chihuahua mix needs a makeover. She has
quite an under bite, so her "smile" is always showing. She weighs
well under 10 lbs, but has long pencil legs. In typical Chihuahua
fashion, she is leery of strangers, but is VERY attached and clingy
once she knows someone. She prefers women over men. There is no fee
to adopt, but her new family needs to get her spayed and vaccinated
and turn in copies of those receipts. |
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"Sasha" is a pretty female
German Shepherd, 1 to 2 years old. She has a finer build, like a
Belgian Shepherd, not the classic stout build of a German style. She
is a very sweet friendly girl, but needs some refinement on her
manners. She pulls on the leash and still likes to jump on people.
Shepherds are very smart and with a little bit of training she
should be a straight A student. There is no fee to adopt "Sasha",
but her new family must get her spayed and vaccinated and turn in
copies of those receipts within 30 days to be in compliance with the
adoption agreement. |
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Hoss is probably 6-7 months old
(all adult teeth, but still glistening white). He is a BIG boy, and
will get bigger. For a large puppy, he has very good manners
already. He is gentle, and walks nicely on a leash. Good listener
and not a hyper puppy. Great dog! There is no fee to adopt, but his
new family must get him neutered and vaccinated and turn in copies
of those receipts within 30 days. |
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This male Pomeranian is an
adorable, bright-eyed little charmer. He has a very big personality
for a small dog. He is not a pocket teacup Pomeranian, more like a
little black fox. Beautiful coat, very glossy and silky. He has nice
leash manners and looks forward to outside time. There is no fee to
adopt, but his new family must get him neutered and vaccinated and
turn in copies of the receipts. |
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This female Schnauzer is a spunky little angel full
of fun and silly puppy antics. She loves to play with toys and hop
up in your lap for fun time. For the most part she is leash trained
and potty trained. She has had her combo and kennel cough
vaccines. There is no fee to adopt, but her new family must get her
spayed and rabies vaccinated and turn in copies of the receipts
within 30 days. |
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There is no adoption fee, but the prospective adopter
must obtain all necessary vaccinations for the animal within 10 days of
adoption and, if the animal is not spayed or neutered, must have the
procedure completed within 30 days
of the adoption.
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