Maricopa County is waiving adoption fees for dogs aged 6 months and older at its shelters. The waiver is in effect now through October 15 and is sponsored by the BISSELL Pet Foundation. Puppy adoption fees are reduced to $150. There are more than 800 dogs available in shelters, with various ages, temperaments, breeds, and sizes.

Shelter locations are as follows:

• East Shelter at 1920 S. Lewis in Mesa

• West Shelter at 2500 S. 27th Avenue in Phoenix

• Everyday Adoption Center, located at 4380 N. Miller Rd in Scottsdale inside PetSmart

For more information about adopting, visit Maricopa.gov/Pets.

Source: Maricopa County

Source Type: Gov

Source Location: Maricopa

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