Virgo
Name: Virgo
Location: Santa Barbara Campus
Looks like: Domestic Shorthair
Color: Grey
Estimated Age: 2 years
Sex: Female
Weight: 6.6 pounds
ID: 33265
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Adoption Fees
Adoption fees help support our shelter operations, including veterinary care, dog training, and foster programs.
All U.S. service members receive the following discounted adoptions:
- Active duty: 20% off with I.D.
- Retired: Free with Veteran I.D.
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Kittens (under six months) $125
Adopt a second kitten for $75
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Cats (six months to seven years) $50
Two-for-one bonded pairs
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Senior Cats (over seven years) $25
Two-for-one bonded pairs
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Puppies (under six months) $175
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Dogs (six months to seven years) $125
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Senior Dogs (over seven years) $75
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VIP Super Pets (animals in high demand) $300 and Up
Look for these badges!
Lonely Hearts Club
Adoption fees are waived on all Lonely Hearts Club animals. Some dogs and cats can be camera shy, others need more time to heal from a
medical need, then there are those who need to meet you to get a chance to warm up. To help these special pups and kitties stand out, the Lonely Hearts Club was created! This Lonely Hearts badge means an
animal has been at the shelter longer than most and may need special attention from pet owners like you.
Your adoption fee is pre-paid by generous community members. Some animals are wagging and purring
with delight to already have their adoption fees covered by generous community members who want to help them on their journey to a new home. Look for this badge to see if an adoption fee has been paid. If you
want to make a difference by sponsoring an adoption fee, call 805-222-0139.
VIP
Super Pets are excluded from adoption promotions and discounts. VIP animals are those that are in high demand and quickly find a loving home. You will notice that VIP Super Pets have
higher adoption prices — this is because they leave a financial legacy for the other animals in our care who may need extensive medical care or more time to find a loving home.