Street Cat Rescue
This all volunteer non-profit organization serves the Austin, TX area and its surrounding communities. Their program provides a humane solution for the Community Cats of the Austin area – Helping the Community and the Cats. Donna Powell will share the organization’s mission as well as many of the programs offered to the public.
Click here to listen to the show.
New Products that Feature Your Pets
Kittens inspired by Kittens
Palomino Valley Pet Rescue in Nevada
LOW COST VACCINATIONS
(775-358-5527)
**Please note that all prices and schedules are subject to change without notice.
Clinics being held at:
DISCOUNT PET FOOD & SUPPLIES
520 E. Prater Way
Sparks, NV.
775-331-5500
See Schedule for Dates
10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
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Pettin Place
1121 S. Wells Ave.
Reno, NV.
775-323-3348
See Schedule for Dates
10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
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Chloe’s Canine Cupboard
150 E. Main St. #140
Fernley, NV.
775-575-9292
See Schedule for Dates
11:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
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A Doggies Dream
2697 Mill St.
Reno NV.
775-322-5400
DOG SERVICES and CAT SERVICES
See Schedule for prices See Schedule for prices
**Please note that all prices and schedules are subject to change without notice.
Vet Care in New Jersey
Come Adopt Love
Bergen County Animal Shelter in Teterboro, New Jersey
PETCO in Ramsey, Paramus and Totowa
PETsMART – The Banfield Hospital in Paramus, NJ
Ask about their Optimum Wellness Plans®
Michigan Pet Vaccination Clinic
Pet Supplies Plus at Taylor on Ecorse Rd
What: Pet Vaccination Clinic
Where: Taylor PSP, 20725 Ecorse Rd
When: Every third Saturday of the month
10:00 AM until 2:00 PM
Details: Midwest Veterinary Services will be in store every 3rd Sunday hosting a Pet Vaccination Clinic. Get rabies/distemper vaccinations at our low cost vaccination clinic. Prices range from $12 to $63 depending on individual/packages. Fees do not include Pet’s booster vaccines, taxes or county tax fees. Dogs must be on a leash and cats must be in a carrier.
The following services will be availible:Individual Canine Vaccines
Rabies – 1 yes Distemper/Parvo (5 in 1)
DHPP/Lepto Bordetella (K9 Cough)
Deworming Heartworm Testing
Micro Chip Heartworm Prevention
Canine Annual Protection
Best Protection (rabies, Dhp/Parvo virus, Bordetella, Deworming)
Better Protection (Rabies, Dhp Parvo Vrius, Bordetella)
Puppy Vaccination Program
Visit 1: Distemper/Parvo (5 in 1), Corona Virus, Deworm
Visit 2: Distemper, Dhp/Parvo Virus, Bordetella)
Visit 3: Distemper/Parvo (5 in 1), Bordetella, Deworm
Visit 4: Distemper/Parvo (5 in 1), Rabies, Deworm
Individual Feline Vaccinations
Feline Leukemia/FIV Test) Feline Distemper (RCP)
Feline Leukemia (FELV) Rabies – 1 yr/3 yr
Deworming Microchip
Feline Annual Vaccinations
Best Protection: Feline Distemper/Feline Leukemia Vaccine, Rabies, Deworming (round & hookworms)
Better Protection: Feline Distemper/Leukemia Vaccine, Rabies
Good Protection: Feline Distemper Vaccine, Rabies, Deworming
Kitten Vaccination Program
Feline Leukemia/FIV Tests, Distemper/Leukemia Vaccine & Deworming
Feline Distemper/Feline Leukemia Vaccine, Deworming
Feline Distemper, Deworming
For more information, contact store at 313-295-5600
3 money-savers for pet owners
Issue Date: March 29, 2009
Animal Smart
Steve DALE
The nation’s economic woes have trickled down to even our furry family members. Here are some helpful cost-saving tips.
Search for discounts on food. Use coupons, especially if Fido eats premium pet food. Or slowly transition your pet to a less costly brand (you’ll avoid an upset tummy and potential vet bill) approved by the Association of American Feed Control Officials. Seriously cash-strapped? Look for a pet food pantry, which offers low-cost or free food to the needy.
Find deals on medical services. Some shelters offer low-cost veterinary care, including low-cost or free spaying or neutering. Spaying or neutering is the responsible thing to do, and it may prevent costly medical issues. Also, big-box pet stores sometimes offer low-cost vaccinations. Know your pet’s vaccine history to avoid over-vaccinating.
Apply for a grant. If you’re in financial hardship and your pet goes to one of the nearly 3,000 American Animal Hospital Association-accredited clinics, you may qualify for a grant of up to $500 per year to pay for a specific procedure.
Indiana Vaccines, Exams & Microchipping
Indiana Proactive Animal Welfare, Inc.
P.O. Box 729
Carmel, Indiana 46082
(317) 345-6773
Indiana-Paw.com
It’s important to keep your dogs and cats healthy. This includes regular exams with a veterinarian, and being up-to-date on vaccinations. In addition, getting your pet microchipped can save her life if she ever becomes lost.
Contact your vet today to talk about these basics, or use the list to locate a low-cost vaccine/exam/microchip clinic near you.
Spay/Neutering in US
Also from LoveThatCat.com:
Spay/USA
1-800-248-SPAY
“Call Spay/USA to get the names, phone numbers, and prices of services that have agreed to provide lower cost spay/neutering for cats and dogs in your local area. Private veterinarians, community programs, and special clinics participate nationwide.”
Source(s):
California listings: LoveThatCat.com/stca
National listings: LoveThatCat.com/spayneuter
Spay/USA: 1-800-248-SPAY
NEW YORK…spay/neuter programs
Pet Pal Mobile Spay/Neuter Clinic
Schenectady County NY
518-374-3944
Animal Protective Org
For pets of county residents with financial needs.
Statewide: New York State
Pet Population Control Program
Dept of Agriculture & Markets
Division of Animal Industry
1 Winners Circle
Albany, NY 12205
518-457-3502
Thanks to pet friendly car license plate sales, spay/neuter surgery costs about $30 and vaccinations cost up to $10 each — from veterinarians participating in the state’s program. Contact DOAM office for the most recent listing of participating vets.
Cat care providers in California
For cats in California, click here to view a list of low cost or free spay and neuter programs, plus local information sources who may be able to tell you about other programs.
Some programs serve only low income people, but most are open to all, regardless of income. Some work only with pet cats, or only feral (untame) cats, but other programs work with both pets and ferals. We believe the listings here are correct at this writing, but call the programs to be sure.
If you know about other low cost or free spay/neuter programs or if you have updates to our listings, please click here to tell us.
