Adopt a Pet for $5 this Weekend!

This Saturday and Sunday, December 14 and 15, all dogs and cats at Montgomery County Animal Shelter will be available for adoption for $5 – and with hundreds of pets to choose from, you’ll be sure to find a furry friend to cuddle up with as temperatures drop. Doors open at 11:30 am.
But we didn’t come up with the idea ourselves: The Ellen Show, Furbo Dog Camera and the Humane Society of the US have set out to inspire America to give 101 dogs the gift of a furever home this holiday season and this weekend MCAS has set a goal of 101 pet adoptions (not just dogs though - dogs, cats, puppies OR kittens!) To make adoption that much sweeter, MCAS has partnered with the following companies to offer the reduced adoption fee and fun freebies:
- Petco Foundation is sponsoring the $5 adoptions - Furbo Dog Camera will send a free camera to all who adopt a dog this weekend - 24PetWatch will be upgrading the 101 adopters to a free Lifetime Protection Membership for their new pet’s microchip
So please help MCAS reach its goal of giving 101 pets their furever homes this weekend. Or, as Ellen DeGeneres says, “Adopt a Pet Right Meow!” And be sure to watch the pups MCAS will be livestreaming on ellentube.
MCAS is located at 8535 Hwy 242 in Conroe, TX. Adopted pets have been spayed or neutered, microchipped and vaccinated.





























Holiday adoption events show how much a shelter animal can brighten a household when the weather turns cold. For seniors moving into Conroe assisted living, families might ask early about pet policies, since keeping a beloved cat or small dog could make the transition feel more like home.
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The $5 fee seems like a smart way to get more animals into homes, but I'm curious how the shelter handles the follow-up vet costs that adopters might not expect.
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Does the adoption package include any starter health info or resources for that first checkup?
Reducing the fee to $5 could bring in people who wouldn’t otherwise visit, but I wonder if the shelter’s screening process gets stretched during a busy weekend.
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Does the low cost ever risk making the decision feel more casual than the follow-up care requires?
The $5 adoption fee is a smart move because it removes one excuse people use, but it still puts the real commitment front and center.
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I'd be curious how many of those weekend adoptions turn into long-term placements rather than quick decisions.