Montrose Animal Shelter (City of Montrose Animal Services) City-run animal shelter in Montrose handling adoptions, stray reclaims and owner surrenders. Animal WelfareMontrose CountyVerified September 2, 2026Call 970-240-1487Get directionsWebsiteText this pageAt a glanceServicespet adoption, lost pet reclaim, owner surrender by appointment, spay/neuter, vaccination and microchip included with adoptionLocation3383 N Townsend Ave, Montrose, CO 81401Service areaCity of Montrose and Montrose CountyHoursShelter and reclaim Mon-Sat 10 AM-5 PM; adoptions Mon-Fri 10 AM-4 PM, Sat 10 AM-2 PM; closed Sundays and holidaysPhone970-240-1487CostAdoption fee includes spay/neuter, vaccination and microchip; amount not listedWalk-insYes, during adoption hoursAppointmentsOwner relinquishment by appointment onlyTrellis stories about Montrose Animal ShelterRelated listingsMontrose Animal Protection Agency (MAPA)spay/neuter vouchers for dogs and cats, animal care education, referral list of participating vetsMontroseBarkley’s HopeVolunteer pet vaccination clinic (parvo, distemper, kennel cough)970-256-4001 · Grand JunctionColorado Pet PantryPet food pantry distribution, Mobile pet food banks, Emergency pet food support303-818-0618 · StatewideSpay ColoradoSpay and neuter vouchers, Low-cost spay/neuter referrals, Coordination with participating veterinarians877-654-7729 · StatewideDelta County Humane Societyspay/neuter coupons, foster-based rescue and adoption, volunteer fostering970-874-2149 · DeltaInformation verified September 2, 2026 by Western Slope Trellis against the organization's own site. Call ahead to confirm hours. Something changed? Report a change. Part of the Community Support Directory. Civic A $130 Million Sweep Threatens Western Colorado’s Housing Boom and Sends the Fight to the Ballot Box Grand Junction has exceeded its Proposition 123 housing commitment, with projects advancing across the Grand Valley. But Colorado’s $130 million housing-fund transfer raises questions about financing the next round of affordable homes. By Western Slope Trellis Staff • 5 min read Civic Mesa County Weighs Health Cuts as Garfield Looks to Limit Hogback Funding: Western Slope Civic Week Ahead: Sep 7–13 Mesa County reviews proposed public health staffing cuts, while Garfield County considers $200,000 for Hogback bus service with conditions for future funding. Your guide to local government meetings for September 7–13, 2026. By Western Slope Trellis Staff • 5 min read Events Pride, Pints & Pine Needles: Your Ultimate Western Slope Labor Day Weekend Guide Pride, live music, art shows, farmers markets and mountain events fill Labor Day weekend across Colorado’s Western Slope. Here’s what’s happening Sept. 4–6 in Mesa, Montrose, Garfield and Delta counties. By Western Slope Trellis Staff • 4 min read Grand Junction Grand Junction Traffic Alert: Major Road Closures Continue the Week of Sept. 7 Grand Junction drivers should expect continued closures on Crosby Avenue, 25 Road and D ½ Road, plus lane restrictions downtown and construction at the 23 Road and Broadway roundabout during the week of Sept. 7. By Western Slope Trellis Staff • 2 min read Two bull elk use their antlers to battle for mates during their annual breeding season called 'the rut'. Photo courtesty of Wayne D. Lewis/CPW Colorado Colorado Hunting Season Is Here: What Hunters and Hikers Need to Know Colorado’s 2026 hunting seasons are underway. Here are the key dates, safety tips for hunters and other outdoor users, and new rules for furbearers, beavers, wolves and CWD testing. By Western Slope Trellis Staff • 3 min read Montrose Montrose City Council Backs 2026 Election Results, Calls for Changes to Election Process Montrose City Council says it is confident in the results of the 2026 municipal election while calling for changes to future election procedures, including clearer roles, formal election judge selection and a designated election-night gathering space. By Western Slope Trellis Staff • 1 min read
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