Rogers City Animal Control

Rogers animal control told me they didn't have my registered and trained lab. I went back and they said no. the 3rd time, i found her being sold and they still would not return her, until I called the police. chop shop

The staff is friendly and knowledgeable, if spread a little thin. The volunteer we dealt with was very enthusiastic, but failed to give us all the necessary info about getting our dog spayed. Four days after we adopted the dog, she got sick. I took her to my vet and she tested positivefor PARVO. She is currently undergoing $800 worth of treatment. I called the shelter, and was offered nothing more than a "sorry, hope everything turns out OK". The nonchalant way the lady on the phone acted revealed that either A) thet don't care (which I don't think is it) or B) it is quite common. I wasn't expecting any reimbursement for treatments for the adopted dog, but I at least expected them to sound a little more...motivated I guess. If you adopt a dog from this shelter, before you sign any paperwork, demand a PARVO SNAP test. All of the animals are in such close proximity that I would imagine the infection rate is pretty high. I would assume that a pretty adoption PARVO is not an overly expensive/unreasonable request, and if they balk at, then something isn't right.