Dogs at Wilkes County Animal Shelter
The animals are coming and going all the time at the Wilkes County Animal Shelter!
Please call the shelter before you go to see a particular dog. This page is updated several times a week; however, we can't guarantee that the dog you want hasn't already been adopted.
These dogs were available for adoption at the time they were posted at Wilkes County Animal Shelter at 408 Call Street, Wilkesboro, NC, 336-903-7688. Dogs may be adopted or rescued and leave the shelter at any time. Therefore, if you are interested in a particular dog you see on this page, please call the shelter to determine if it is still there before you go. (The date of the last update is at the bottom of the page.) If you are looking for a dog that may have been turned in as a stray, please visit or call the shelter regularly. This webpage does not post photographs of the stray dogs being held in quarantine. (We recommend that you also check the Wilkes County NC Lost and Found Pets page on Facebook.) THE SHELTER IS OPEN FOR PET ADOPTION.
The shelter's hours of operation are 10:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday-Friday, and 10:30 a.m. to noon on Saturday. The adoption fee is $95.00 for dogs under 50 pounds and $105 for dogs 50 pounds and over. $50.00 if dog is already spayed or neutered.
This fee pays for the following:
1. Physical examination
2. A check for worms and routine deworming for hookworms and roundworms
3. The first in a series of canine distemper and parvovirus vaccines.
4. Rabies vaccine at 4 months
5. Spay or Neuter at 4-6 months
6. Other services are recommended and should be discussed with your veterinarian at the first visit.
Other services are recommended such as heartworm test and booster vaccinations for distemper and parvovirus and should be discussed with your veterinarian at the first visit.
The shelter's hours of operation are 10:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday-Friday, and 10:30 a.m. to noon on Saturday. The adoption fee is $95.00 for dogs under 50 pounds and $105 for dogs 50 pounds and over. $50.00 if dog is already spayed or neutered.
This fee pays for the following:
1. Physical examination
2. A check for worms and routine deworming for hookworms and roundworms
3. The first in a series of canine distemper and parvovirus vaccines.
4. Rabies vaccine at 4 months
5. Spay or Neuter at 4-6 months
6. Other services are recommended and should be discussed with your veterinarian at the first visit.
Other services are recommended such as heartworm test and booster vaccinations for distemper and parvovirus and should be discussed with your veterinarian at the first visit.
Please also check the Humane Society of Wilkes Dogs in Foster Homes page for available foster dogs and courtesy listings.
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Pen 1 Zero, male Siberian husky, 4 years old
Very friendly! Wilkes County Animal Shelter, 336-903-7688 |
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Pen 3 Huey, male retriever mix, 8 months old
Super cute! Wilkes County Animal Shelter, 336-903-7688 |
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Pen 4 Brutus, male, hound mix, 4 years old
Very friendly boy! Wilkes County Animal Shelter, 336-903-7688 |
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Pen 5 Dewey, male retriever mix, 8 months old
How sweet is he? Wilkes County Animal Shelter, 336-903-7688 |
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Pen 13 Toby, male Lab mix, 2 years old
Extra handsome! Wilkes County Animal Shelter, 336-903-7688 |
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Pen 15 Lady, female mixed breed, 2 years old
Pretty reddish coat! Wilkes County Animal Shelter, 336-903-7688 |
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Pen 18 Daisy, female Great Pyrenees mix, 1 year old
(Photo is a little distorted!) Wilkes County Animal Shelter, 336-903-7688 |
Updated: April 21, 2021
To inquire about the dogs on this page, please call the Wilkes County Animal Shelter, 336-903-7688.
The descriptions above are based on brief interactions with the dogs by Humane Society of Wilkes volunteers and information provided by shelter staff and previous owners, when available. They are not formal temperament evaluations by professional animal behaviorists. Dogs in the shelter are sometimes scared or stressed and may behave differently after adoption. Listed breed mixes are often guesses, intended to help potential adopters visualize the size and general characteristics of each dog. The HSOW makes every effort to provide an accurate description of each dog, but we cannot be responsible for behaviors or breed assessments that differ from the information we have posted.
