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Lincoln, Arkansas

§ 6.04.07 Redemption and microchipping fees.

A. For the first redemption of an animal, the owner shall be charged a redemption fee of $10 for a neutered animal, and $25 for an unneutered animal.

B. For a second redemption in a twelve-month period, the owner shall be charged a redemption fee of $20 for a neutered animal, and $50 for an unneutered animal.

C. For a third redemption in a twelve-month period, the owner shall be charged a redemption fee of $40 for a neutered animal, and $100 for an unneutered animal.

D. For a fourth redemption in a twelve-month period, the owner shall be charged a redemption fee of $60 for a neutered animal, and $150 for an unneutered animal.

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