Upcoming Events

Saturday, July 24th, 10 am - 1 pm
Friends of the Mobile Animal Shelter Adoption Event
All pets have been spayed or neutered, been micro-chipped, and are up-to-date on shots and heartworm preventative.  Adoption fee is $60 for pets under 3 mo. and $88 for pets over 3 mo.

Saturday, July 24th, 1:30 - 3:30 pm
Rabies Clinic & Microchip Event sponsored by Friends of the Mobile Animal Shelter, Dr. Ann Branch, & B&B Pet Stop
MICROCHIP:   $20.00 per pet  ($18.00 for VIP)
RABIES VACCINE:   $10.00 per pet
Microchip is inserted under the skin between the shoulder blades. Rescue groups nationwide can scan the pet, call the database, and contact the owner. This is a PERMANENT form of identification with a unique number that can't be altered. CASH ONLY!
     Here's how it's done: An identifying microchip is inserted under the skin (between the shoulder blades) by a trained professional.  If your pet is lost, animal rescue personnel nationwide can "scan" your pet and easily contact you.  The microchip is about the size of a piece of rice; small enough to fit inside a hypodermic needle. Injecting the microchip is just like any other injection or vaccination.  It causes very little discomfort and anesthesia is not required or recommended.  It's all over in a few seconds!
     Each microchip has a unique number.  A radio signal is used to read this number through the skin of the pet.  Scanners are provided free to shelters and animal rescue groups.  Once your pet is micro-chipped, you must register with the microchip tracking service and keep your contact information current in the database.  That way if your pet is lost, the rescue group can scan your pet, contact the database and you will be contacted immediately!  (Dr. Branch uses "24 Pet Watch" microchips.  There is NO fee to be listed in the database and NO fee when the information is changed.)
     Collars and tags are still a great way to identify your pet, especially in your local neighborhood - but they can be lost or worn through.  A microchip provides a permanent form of identification with a unique number that cannot be altered. 
Don't miss this incredible opportunity to protect and identify your pets.

Saturday, July 31st, 10 am - 4 pm
Dixie Adoptables Adoption Event
Pets have been spayed or neutered (if appropriate age) and are up-to-date on shots and heartworm preventative.  Adoption fee ranges from $20 - $125.

Tuesday, August 10th
2-fer Tuesday Fish Sale
Second Tuesday of each month!
Buy one Freshwater Fish or Plant (at regular price)
Get the Second for 2¢
No Limit! Second fish must have same stock number (PLU) as the first!
Offer good on regular priced, in-stock fish only.
 
Saturday, September 18th, 3 pm
Herbie Derby Hamster and Gerbil Races to benefit the Mobile County Public Schools
 

Sizzlin' Summer Savin's
Sale ends July 31, 2010

Recent and Upcoming Livestock Shipments

This Week
Tuesday
Saltwater Fish, Coral, Acan. Coral Frags
Thursday
Feeder Fish, Rabbits, Mice, Roborovski Hamsters, Assorted Hamsters
Friday
Mice & Rats

Last Week
Mice & Rats, Feeder Fish, Saber Tooth Tetras, Dwarf Rabbits, Savannah Monitors, Veiled Chameleons
 

Weekly Pet Adoption
Every Thursday  4 - 7 pm

New owners receive: 

 

Last Week
50 pets were available for adoption, and we found good homes for 20 of them.
 
Ask about low cost spay/neuter through Maddie's Fund!
 

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Store Hours:
Monday - Saturday  10 - 8
Sunday  1 - 6

Payment Options
Cash!
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Checks up to $100 with valid photo ID
We issue gift cards in ANY AMOUNT, and they NEVER expire or lose value

Professional Aquarium Maintenance
We offer PROFESSIONAL SERVICE for homes and businesses.  Ask any salesperson for details and a brochure.

Save Gas - We Deliver!
 

B&B Pet Stop, Inc.
5035 Cottage Hill Rd
Mobile, Alabama 36609
(251)661-FISH 

• Stay up-to-date on flea medication.  Your pet should not be outdoors without proper protection.

• Use proper restraints when traveling by car.  Accidents can prove seriously dangerous-and often fatal-to unrestrained pets.

• If you chain or pen your dog during the summer, make sure there is adequate shade and water.

• Do NOT leave your pet in the car.  Cracking a window open will not prevent temperatures from rising to unbearable degrees-it's cruel and could be fatal.

• Bring water when you travel with your pet.  The heat and excitement of car travel and outdoor play leaves pets thirsty and exhausted-they need plenty of water to stay hydrated.

• Avoid walking or playing on very hot blacktop or pavement.  Your pet's paw-pads are sensitive-don't risk burning them.

• Not all dogs can swim-make sure to keep pool areas secure and watch your pet closely while in the water.  Limit swimming time, too, as exhaustion can lead to drowning.

• Dogs just can't handle the heat as well as humans - even mild temperatures can put your pet at risk for heat stroke.  Make sure you can recognize heatstroke symptoms: frantic, raspy, or excessive panting; thick saliva and drooling; sluggishness; unresponsiveness; possible vomiting.

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