Kingman, AZ
Mohave County's animal shelter in Kingman, serving northwestern Arizona with stray intake, animal control and adoptions for cats and dogs.
All adult household members must consent to the adoption. Newly adopted pets should be kept separate from other household pets for 14 days.
Visit the shelter (3423 N. Burbank Street, Kingman) during adoption hours to meet and select an animal suited to your home and lifestyle.
Estimated by applying the AVMA's 2024 national cat-ownership rate (32.1% of households) to the county's real household count from the Census Bureau — a national rate applied locally, not a local survey. Population and housing figures are from the Census Bureau's American Community Survey.
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It is the only open-intake shelter across a roughly 13,000 square mile area of Mohave County, taking in all stray, abandoned and surrendered pets.
The shelter recommends keeping a newly adopted pet quarantined from other household pets for 14 days.
Adult cats are $85 and kittens are $95, including spay/neuter, vaccinations and a microchip.
Contact Mohave County Animal Shelter through https://www.mohave.gov/departments/animal-shelter/ to ask about surrendering a cat. Intake policies change with shelter capacity, so check before bringing an animal in.
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