Why spay/neuter?
Cute pups, aren't they? But born to an abandoned mother under a stranger's shed. The stranger called us, thankfully, but the pups could have easily ended up dead in the road or euthanized in a shelter. That's why spay/neuter is so important. Prevention frees up resources to help pups like these.
NEED HELP PAYING FOR SPAY/NEUTER?
Spay/Neuter Assistance Form
Vouchers available for low-income CATOOSA RESIDENTS ONLY
$40 toward cat s/n, $50 toward dog s/n
Spay/Neuter takes up a couple of hours in one day and a little cash. It's a great deal!
Prevention is the best solution to overcrowded shelters and animal euthanasia.
What animals need to be spayed/neutered?
- Any cat that spends even a little time outside
- Any dog that spends even a little time outside
- Any dog or cat that has ever or could escape
- Community cats (one of NGAA's Catoosa programs)
- There are good health reasons for having dogs and cats spayed or neutered, too, including reducing cancer risks in males and females.
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LOW-COST SPAY/NEUTER
SPAY/NEUTER ASSISTANCE FORM
5950 Brainerd Rd.
Chattanooga, TN 37421
423-531-7729
Low-cost S/N, Special prices for those over 60.
Low-cost spay and neuter
182 Airport Road NW
Cleveland, TN 37312
1-423-476-7122
My Kids Have Paws
169 Waterfront Way
Dalton, GA 30720
706-671-1104
mykidshavepawsvet.com
The cost of spay/neuter for cats: Around $55-$70 at low-cost clinics
The cost of NOT spaying/neutering: $$$$, headaches, time finding homes for kittens, sickness, vet bills, abandonment, guilt, euthanasia
Shelby's Story
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