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Pet Friendly Housing Guide |
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Wake County Animal Center Expansion |
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Wake Animal Advocates Group (WAAG) |
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Pet Food Donation Locations |
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Rabies & Microchip Clinics |
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Animal Foster Program FAQs |
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*View All Questions & Answers |
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What are the fees to adopt? |
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What do I do if I find a pet? |
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What do I do if I lost my pet? |
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What is the adoption process? |
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Where is the center located? |
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Wake County Ordinance and Protection Plan |
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What Vaccines Does My Pet Need? |
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Wildlife |
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About Spaying & Neutering |
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Frequently Asked Questions |
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Low-cost Spay & Neuter Services |
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Myths About Spay and Neuter |
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Top 10 Reasons to Spay or Neuter Your Pet |
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Wake County Animal Center
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Location:
820 Beacon Lake Drive
Raleigh, NC 27610
Driving directions
Phone:
919-212-PETS (7387)
Hours of Operation:
Everyday, noon–6 p.m.
View details on location & hours of operation
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What's New? What's Ahead?
The Wake County Animal Care, Control and Adoption is making big changes. Learn more about our goals and plans in this new section .
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The Wake County Animal Center is the community animal shelter operated by Wake County Government that receives all lost, stray, abandoned and surrendered animals from the community. This year the Animal Center will receive approximately 17,000 animals that are looking for second chances. Learn more about the center .
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Pet Adoption
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Shelter Information
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Lost Animal Services
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Pet Health & Safety
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Senior Cats for Senior Laps
Senior adopters (60 years or older) can adopt any cat over the age of 3 for a flat $10 adoption fee, which includes spay/neuter service. For information, call 919-212-7387.
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