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I'm a firm believer in Spaying or Neutering your Pet (unless you are a responsible Pet Breeder). There are hundreds of thousands of Pets killed by shelters each year and that's not taking into consideration how many more of those numbers suffer from sickness, starvation and even death from being left to fend for themselves on the streets and countryside. PLEASE BE A RESPONSIBLE PET OWNER! Below you will find a list of sites to check out for Spay/Neutering programs. I've tried to add more then one as some may be more feasible to your area and may vary by cost, etc. Most you put in your zip code and see what comes up nearest you. Please note that if you don't see anything here that helps you out, you can also try a Google search for your area to see what might come up. You'll also find other Pet Info that might be of interest to you so be sure to check everything out.
SPAY/NEUTERING PROGRAMS Love that Cat... (seems to be only for cats ...but they have an extensive list so worth checking out your area for dogs also) Humane Society....You can also do a search for your local Humane Society as they sometimes have reduced cost programs for Spaying/Neutering your Pet. LOW COST PET VACCINATIONS LuvMyPet...Just click on "Find a Clinic" to see what is available near you Low Cost Vaccinations......Through Vanguard Veterinary Associates, P.C......This is in the Texas area Again, do a search in your favorite search engine to see what might be available near you if you don't see anything here. PET TRUST Yes, something most of us don't think of, what will happen to your pets if you are no longer around to take care of them? Trusted Pet Partners....Our Empty Nest Pets has partnered with Trusted Pet Partners for those who wish to secure their Pets future if they are no longer here to care for them. They have also agreed to give any of our visitors/members $50 off the cost by using CODE: OEN321 PET INSURANCE There have been a lot advances in the field of animal medicine in past decades allowing veterinarians to successfully treat conditions that were previously considered untreatable. However with these advances comes an escalating cost of veterinary care. It is estimated that North American pet guardians now spend over $10 billion a year on healthcare for their pets. Below are some companies you can check out to see if there is something that might work for you and your pet(s). Every little bit helps!
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