Community Partners for Pets
WAG is not currently funding the low-income spay/neuter program.
For other options visit www.paradoxspayneuter.com
or visit other links listed below.
Solve this math problem: Your kitten can get pregnant as early as 4 months of age. If she has 6 female kittens, and those kittens get pregnant at 4 months, how many kittens will you have in two years?
The answer – TOO MANY!
Thousands of pets die in our local shelter each year. Hundreds of unwanted puppies and kittens are dropped off
at the shelter every breeding season. Most will die there. All because unsterilized pets are free to roam and breed.
Don’t be a part of the problem - you can be part of the solution!
Walton Animal Guild offers financial assistance to qualified
Eligibility: Pet owners who currently receive the following types of government assistance are eligible for the program:
- SSI
- Social Security
- unemployment
- WIC
- Food stamps.
Look for other programs offered during the year to all residents - No More Mother’s Day offering free Mama Cat spays, or Un-Father’s Day neutering male pets at discount costs.
Don't qualify for our low-income program? The Georgia Department of Agriculture funds
a program available to all veterinary clinics subsidizing a certain number of sterilization
surgeries each month. Contact your local vet clinic and ask if their office has
available appointments.
Here are some other low-cost spay/neuter options:
Athens Area Humane Society
www.athenshumanesociety.org
Paradox Spay Neuter Clinic
www.paradoxspayneuter.com
Leftover Pets
www.leftoverpets.com
Spay Georgia
www.spaygeorgia.org
Spot Society
www.spotsociety.org
Find more low-cost spay/neuter resources in Georgia at
http://gapetresources.blogspot.com
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