Edgewater Animal Shelter & Control: Adoption Hours 2026

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Edgewater Animal Shelter & Control: Adoption Hours 2026

Use this Edgewater animal-help dashboard to adopt a pet, check cattery and dog-visit rules, contact Animal Control for a stray, surrender a pet correctly, use wellness services, or prepare lost/found pet action steps.

Verified core rule: Edgewater Animal Shelter is open Monday-Friday 9am-4pm, weekend adoptions are by appointment, the cattery is open Monday-Friday 10am-3pm, and dog visits are by appointment only.

Shelter: 386-402-7476 Animal Control: 386-424-2000 option 4 605 Mango Tree Dr Dog visits by appointment
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Fast answer: Edgewater Animal Shelter is at 605 Mango Tree Dr, Edgewater, FL 32132. Main shelter phone: 386-402-7476. Adoption/shelter hours are Monday-Friday, 9am-4pm; weekend adoptions are by appointment. The cattery is open Monday-Friday, 10am-3pm. Dog visits are by appointment only. For a stray animal, the shelter says to contact Animal Control at 386-424-2000, option 4.

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Last verified: August 12, 2026. This page uses Edgewater Animal Shelter, City of Edgewater, and Volusia County official/professional pages for contact, hours, adoption, surrender, control and wellness details.

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Call before driving

Dog visits and weekend adoptions are appointment-based. Call before you load pets, carriers, children, documents or donation items into the car.

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No fake details

No fake ratings, no fake reviews, no unverified staff names, no invented reclaim fee, and no BreadcrumbList schema inside this Custom HTML.

Main shelter phone386-402-7476
Animal Control386-424-2000
Address605 Mango Tree Dr
CatteryMon-Fri 10-3

Choose What You Need

Clickable Edgewater Animal Help Cards

Tap the matching action. Each card gives the official route or safest next step.

Who to Call First

Use this before you drive to the shelter, hold a found animal, or start surrender paperwork.

SituationCall / clickWhat to sayNext micro-step
Adopt a dog386-402-7476“I want to meet [pet name]. What appointment times are open for dog visits?”Submit application, then wait for approval/contact.
Adopt a catAdoptable pets“Is the cattery open today, and is [cat name] still available?”Use cattery hours: Mon-Fri 10am-3pm.
Adoption question by emailadoptions@edgewateranimalshelter.org“I applied for [pet name]. What is the next step?”Watch email after application submission.
Found stray animal in Edgewater386-424-2000 option 4“I found a stray animal at [exact location]. It is [safe/unsafe/injured].”Contact Animal Control before bringing the animal anywhere.
Owner surrenderSurrender request“I need to surrender my [dog/cat]. I live in [city/county] and have records.”No walk-ins; join waitlist and wait for contact.
Wellness clinicWellness page“Is the wellness clinic open this week, and what services/prices are available?”Do not use wellness clinic for sick-pet diagnosis.
Emergency911“This is an animal-related emergency at [address].”Use emergency services for immediate danger.

Edgewater Animal Shelter Adoption Hours

The shelter has different rules for general hours, cattery access, dog visits, and weekend adoption appointments.

ServiceOfficial listed timeVisitor ruleBest action
General shelter hoursMonday-Friday, 9:00am-4:00pmPublic weekday shelter hoursCall if you are driving far or bringing documents.
Weekend adoptionsBy appointmentNo assumed walk-in weekend visitSchedule before arriving.
CatteryMonday-Friday, 10:00am-3:00pmCat viewing windowArrive early enough to complete questions/application steps.
Dog visitsBy appointment onlyAppointment requiredCall or email before coming for a dog.
Adoption application follow-upAfter submission by email/contactShelter contacts applicants after applicationCheck email and spam folder.
City Animal ControlCity phone routeUse for stray-animal routeCall 386-424-2000, option 4.
Best visitor timing: for cat visits, use the 10am-3pm cattery window. For dogs, do not arrive expecting a walk-in visit; schedule first.

Adoption Fees and What They Include

Edgewater Animal Shelter’s adoption page says adoption fees vary by age and breed, typically ranging from $50 to $250.

TopicOfficial detailWhat to ask
Typical adoption fee range$50-$250 depending on age and breed.“What is the exact current fee for this pet today?”
Included careVaccinations, spay/neuter surgery, microchip, flea and tick prevention, heartworm testing, and a month of heartworm protection are listed as included.“Which records and medications go home?”
Training benefitThe adoption page references one free private lesson and unlimited group lessons with TM Canine Services.“How do I redeem the training benefit?”
Return policyThe shelter states pets can be returned at any time before or after adoption, no questions asked.“What is the correct return contact/process if the placement fails?”
No guessed prices: this page does not invent separate puppy, kitten, senior or special-event fees. Confirm the exact pet-specific fee with the shelter.

Adoption Micro-Steps

Follow this order to avoid wasted trips and missed emails.

Browse adoptable pets first

Open the shelter’s adoptable pets page and screenshot the pet’s name, photo and profile details.

Apply online

Use the adoption application. The adoptable-pets page says the shelter contacts applicants by email after application submission.

Expect verification

The adoption process may include background check, vet check, home ownership check, and landlord or HOA verification when applicable.

Schedule meet-and-greet

Once reviewed and approved, the shelter contacts you to schedule a meet and greet with the pet.

Plan for foster-to-adopt

The shelter lists a 72-hour minimum foster-to-adopt period so the pet can test-drive your home and you can see how the fit works.

Use the adjustment period

The shelter advises giving a newly adopted dog or cat a week or two to settle in and being careful with leash/fence security.

Lost or Found Pet in Edgewater

For a found stray, use Animal Control first. For your own lost pet, combine phone calls, microchip checks, flyers and shelter checks.

If your pet is lost

  • Call Edgewater Animal Shelter at 386-402-7476.
  • Call City Animal Control through 386-424-2000 if pickup/impound is possible.
  • Update microchip contact details immediately.
  • Post a clear photo, cross streets, date/time and contact method in local lost/found groups.
  • Put flyers near the last-seen area, vet clinics, neighborhood boards and nearby businesses.
  • Check adoptable/found listings repeatedly because animals may be added after intake.

If you found an animal

  • Do not assume you should bring the stray directly to the shelter.
  • The surrender page says to contact Animal Control at 386-424-2000, option 4, for stray animals.
  • If safe, keep the animal away from traffic, your pets and small children while waiting for guidance.
  • Look for collar tag, rabies tag or city registration tag without putting yourself at risk.
  • Ask about microchip scanning if the animal is safe to transport.
  • Take photos before moving the animal and record the exact found location.
Do not privately rehome a found pet: first use the Animal Control/shelter route so the owner has a fair chance to reclaim the animal.

Animal Control vs Animal Shelter

Edgewater visitors often mix these up. Use the right route so the animal goes to the right place.

NeedOfficial routeUse forImportant note
Animal Control386-424-2000Stray-animal pickup/guidance, city animal-control issues.Shelter surrender page says option 4 for stray animals.
Animal Shelter main public phone386-402-7476Adoption, cattery, dog visits, surrender request, wellness questions.Use for shelter-operated services.
City contact page shelter line386-424-2442City-listed Animal Shelter route.If one phone is not answered, use the public shelter phone and City contact page route.
Emergency911Immediate human safety emergency.Use 911 first for urgent danger.
Police/fire non-emergency dispatch386-424-2000Non-emergency city dispatch route listed by the City.Explain exact address, animal description and safety risk.

Pet Surrender Rules

Do not bring a pet for surrender without prior arrangement. The shelter says it is often operating at full capacity.

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Accepted areas

The shelter says it accepts owner surrenders from the City of Edgewater, New Smyrna Beach, South Daytona and Volusia County based on available space.

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Surrender fees

$200 if the pet is up to date on vaccines and spayed/neutered with veterinary records; $300 if not spayed/neutered and vaccinated.

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No walk-ins

Complete the surrender request form first. The pet is placed on a waitlist and the team contacts you when space is available.

Acceptance limit: the surrender page says aggressive, under-socialized, or animals with significant health/behavioral issues cannot be accepted.

Wellness Clinic and Emergency Vet Note

Wellness services are helpful, but they are not a substitute for diagnosis or emergency care.

ServiceOfficial timing / noteWhat to do
Wellness servicesThursday afternoons from 2pm-3:30pm.Check current service list and prices before visiting.
Monthly Saturday wellnessOne Saturday each month from 9am-12pm.Confirm the monthly Saturday date first.
Sick pet diagnosisThe shelter says it currently does not treat or diagnose.Call your regular veterinarian if your pet is sick.
Emergency pet careThe wellness page references Emergency Vet of Volusia in South Daytona for emergency care.Call the emergency vet before driving.

Volusia County Routing: When It Is Not an Edgewater City Case

Volusia County opened a county intake shelter for certain county-service areas. Edgewater city cases should still use the Edgewater city/shelter route.

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County shelter area

Volusia County says its county shelter houses stray/quarantine/cruelty-investigation animals from unincorporated Volusia County, Oak Hill and Pierson.

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Incorporated cities

County guidance says residents in incorporated cities outside county service areas should contact their city animal-control authority.

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Partner organizations

Volusia County lists Edgewater Animal Shelter among partner organizations that may help with potential adoptions.

Keep Pets Home Safe: Edgewater City Tips

The City’s pet-safety page gives useful prevention tips that reduce shelter intake and lost-pet stress.

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Indoor and fence safety

Keep pets indoors, maintain fencing, bury fencing deeply enough to reduce digging, and lock gates when needed.

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Tags matter

The City says state statutes require rabies tags and local ordinances require city registration tags.

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Microchip backup

Microchips help when collars are removed or lost and can provide positive ownership ID.

Before You Leave Home

Dog visit

Appointment, pet name, application status, leash, household decision-makers.

Cattery visit

Use Mon-Fri 10am-3pm, carrier plan, landlord/HOA approval if renting.

Found stray

Photos, exact location, safety status, collar/tag details, Animal Control call first.

Surrender request

Vet records, vaccine status, spay/neuter status, food/bed/toys, waitlist form.

Copy/Paste Call Scripts

Adoption

Hi, I am interested in [pet name]. I submitted or want to submit an application. Is this pet still available, and do I need an appointment for a meet-and-greet?

Dog visit

Hi, I want to visit a dog at Edgewater Animal Shelter. Since dog visits are by appointment only, what times are available?

Found stray

Hi, I found a stray animal at [exact location]. The animal is [safe/injured/aggressive]. Should I wait for Animal Control or bring the animal somewhere?

Surrender

Hi, I need to discuss surrendering my [dog/cat]. I live in [city/county], have [vet records/no records], and understand walk-ins are not accepted. What form should I complete?

Map: Edgewater Animal Shelter

Use this map for the shelter at 605 Mango Tree Dr. For stray animals, call Animal Control first.

Official and Professional Edgewater Animal Links

The important details are already summarized above. Use these links for live pets, forms, current services and final verification.

Edgewater Animal Shelter FAQ

What is the Edgewater Animal Shelter phone number?

The main phone number listed for Edgewater Animal Shelter is 386-402-7476.

Where is Edgewater Animal Shelter located?

Edgewater Animal Shelter is located at 605 Mango Tree Dr, Edgewater, FL 32132.

What are Edgewater Animal Shelter adoption hours?

The shelter lists hours as Monday through Friday from 9am to 4pm. Weekend adoptions are by appointment only.

When is the Edgewater Animal Shelter cattery open?

The shelter lists cattery hours as Monday through Friday from 10am to 3pm.

Are dog visits walk-in at Edgewater Animal Shelter?

No. The shelter lists dog visits as appointment only.

How much does it cost to adopt from Edgewater Animal Shelter?

The adoption page says adoption fees vary depending on age and breed but typically range from $50 to $250.

What is included with an Edgewater Animal Shelter adoption?

The shelter says adopted pets include vaccinations, spay or neuter surgery, microchip, flea and tick prevention, heartworm testing, and a month of heartworm protection.

What is the foster-to-adopt period at Edgewater Animal Shelter?

The shelter says it uses a 72-hour minimum foster-to-adopt period so the pet and adopter can test the fit.

Who do I call for a stray animal in Edgewater?

The shelter surrender page says if you find a stray animal, contact Animal Control at 386-424-2000, option 4.

Can I walk in to surrender a pet at Edgewater Animal Shelter?

No. The surrender page says walk-in surrenders are not accepted. You must complete a surrender request form, be placed on a waitlist, and make prior arrangements.

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