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| Spay/Neuter Programs |
 People for Animals League strongly believes that the only way to stop pet overpopulation is to education and assist people in spaying and neutering their pets. PAL works hard to find the best homes for the cats in their care, but the truth is that there are just not enough homes for each pet and shelters are overflowing with animals, especially cats, that need new loving famililes. As a no-kill shelter, the felines at PAL are fortunate to have whatever time it takes to find their forever home.
Be part of the solution!
PAL offers two low cost spay/neuter programs to assist pet owners:
The Animal Rescue League Spay Waggin and Feral Spay Sunday.
Want to help PAL help feral cats? Consider a donation to our Friends of Ferals Fund.
Click here for other low cost programs.
Pet already fixed? Order a Spay/Neuter License Plate to support spay/neuter programs.
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Animal Rescue League Spay Waggin'
 The Animal Rescue League has supported PAL's mission to end pet overpopulation by bringing the ARL Spay Waggin' to Charlton. The Waggin' is a mobile vet clinic loaded with state of the art medical equipment. Veterinarians and Veterinary Technicians perform spay/neuter and vaccination procedures for up to 15 cats. The ARL Spay Waggin' visits PAL every couple of months.
Fees are based upon the services that are requested and are subject to change. Reservations are required. Please call PAL at 508-248-7342 to make a reservation. |
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Feral Spay Sunday
 Feral
Spay Sunday is a project of the Dakin
Animal Shelter, in collaboration with the People for Animals League, the Homeless
Cat Project, the Greenfield Area Animal Shelter, and local
veterinarians. This is a FREE spay/neuter/release program
for feral (wild cats, not house pets) and barn cats. Donations are greatly appreciated. Traps are available to
borrow. Registration is required.
We provide
to all cats at the clinics:
- Free Spay or
Neuter Surgery
- Free Rabies
and Distemper Shots
- Free Treatment
of Fleas and Earmites
- Free Eartipping
You must
provide: A safe place for the cats to continue to live.
All cats in this program must return to their original location
to live. No follow-up care is required after surgery.
Spayed/Neutered
cats do not fight, spray urine, or breed - but they will still
control rodents!
Download a FSS Brochure
Feral
Spay Sunday Frequently Asked Questions
Call
People for Animals League at 508-248-7342 or email
to register for Feral Spay Sunday.
The next
Feral Spay Sunday clinic is scheduled for: October 5, 2008 |
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Other Low Cost Spay/Neuter and/or Vaccination Programs
The following low cost spay/neuter and/or vaccination programs are available
for cats and dogs. Some include heartworm/lyme testing for dogs and
FELV/FIV testing for cats as well as microchipping. Please contact
the appropriate organization for more information on services offered, pricing, and participating
veterinarians:
1. Second
Chance Animal Shelter, 508-867-5525 (East Brookfield, MA)
2. PETCO,
508-721-2241 (Auburn, MA) - Vaccinations only
3. SpayUSA, 800-248-SPAY
(National)
4. MSPCA
SNAP 617-522-7400 (Boston, MA), 413-736-2992 (Springfield, MA)
5. Friends
of Animals, 800-321-7387
6. Alliance
for Animals, 617-268-7800, (Boston, MA)
7. Concerned
Citizens for Animals, (413) 565-5383 (Springfield, MA)
8. Quick
Fix, Second Chance Fund for Animal Welfare, 978-779-8287 (Bolton,
MA)
9. STOP,
Mobile Spay Unit, (617) 571-7151 (South Boston, MA)
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