Breed: Hound mix?
Sex: Male
Age: 6-7 years approx
Size: Medium (30 lbs)
Color: Tricolor
Coat: Smooth
Notes: Amtrack was such a calm and sweet boy for his visit to Amelia’s Countryside Veterinary Center. He was seen given a few meds to help with his healing and will be making someone an excellent companion. This fella really loves the Miracle vet weight gain supplement, it does miracles for skinny emaciated dogs.
Amtrack, male, Hound x, approx. 6-7 years and 30 pounds. This fella was picked up as a stray in the 7400 block of Richmond Rd. If you know who he belongs to please contact the Amelia Animal Shelter. He has gotten some groceries and has a vet appointment for his run in with what appears to be the elusive Amelia panther.Stray awaiting owner reclaim
This dog is being held so that the owner has time to claim it.
If this is your dog or you know who owns him or where he lives, please contact Amelia County Animal Shelter on (804) 561-3878. If this is your dog, proof of ownership is required at time of release.Dogs are claimed, adopted and rescued everyday so please contact us to check that this dog is available.
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Our Adoption fee is $20 which includes a microchip and a discount Spay/Neuter/Rabies certificate to Countryside Vet Clinic in Amelia.
Virginia law says that we have to keep a dog for 5 days so that the owner can claim it before we can put the dog up for adoption. If you are interested in a particular dog before its available date please contact us. We would like a dog to go to a new home or rescue as soon as possible after its "available" date.
Our Adoption fee is $20 which includes a microchip and a discount Spay/Neuter/Rabies certificate to Countryside Veterinary Center in Amela (this includes the exam, the surgery and the Rabies vaccine) thanks to a local Non-Profit, APAW (Amelia Patrons for Animal Welfare).
State law requires that anyone adopting a shelter animal must have it spayed/neutered within 30 days of leaving the shelter. Virginia law requires that a sterilization agreement be signed. This agreement states that you will have the adopted animal sterilized within 30 days or by 6 months of age. If you do not live in a surrounding county, the dog or cat will have to be sterilized before it leaves our facility. All our animals come with a microchip and 30 day free trial of pet insurance. All puppies will have been started on vaccines and dewormed, and some of the older dogs have as well, depending on the situation.
For animals that have not been spayed or neutered: adoptions are open to residents of Amelia, Chesterfield, Powhatan, Cumberland, Prince Edward, Nottoway, Dinwiddie County. If an animal is already spayed or neutered then it is available to be adopted by anyone (even out of state residents). Phone to check that the dog is available and what paperwork is required from you.Make sure that you are able to take your dog home on the day you adopt it. We will not keep a dog for you after its "available" day.
- Residents of Amelia and adjacent counties (Chesterfield, Powhatan, Cumberland, Prince Edward, Nottoway, Dinwiddie County) may adopt pets from Amelia County Animal Shelter with proper identification required.
- To adopt a dog you must be 18 years of age or older.
- You must provide a picture ID with a current address at the time of the adoption.
- Each pet is required to be vaccinated for rabies within seven days of adoption, if it is four months of age or older. Rabies vaccination is required for each pet, upon turning four months of age.
- Every new owner of a pet adopted from Amelia County Animal Shelter shall have the pet sterilized within thirty days of the pet turning six months of age, or within thirty days if the pet is over six months of age.
- Out of state adoptions must be spayed or neutered before leaving Virginia.
- Return of the proper paperwork (sterilization and rabies certificates) is required within seven days of sterilization.
- State law requires that all dogs and cats be vaccinated for rabies.
If you are interested in adopting this dog please see our adoption information here.
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The shelter needs some praziquantel tabs for cats and dogs, small to medium flea and tick prevention (not Hartz), non-clumping cat litter, large breed puppy chow, and kitten food.


