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There is an Indian legend which says when a human dies there is a bridge they must cross to enter into heaven. At the head of that bridge waits every animal that human encountered during their lifetime. The animals, based upon what they know of this person, decide which humans may cross the bridge.... and which are turned away.
SPOT
Low Cost Spay/Neuter Clinic
727-329-8657
Tuesday thru Friday
7am-5pm
Spay/Neuter Saves Lives!
We have fixed over 3.500 Cats & Dogs, since our opening last March,
preventing approximately 192,500 unwanted
cats & dogs from being born.
Pet overpopulation is the number one killer of pets in America.
The number one reason people don’t fix their pets is the cost.
The average spay/neuter at your local vet office ranges from
$200-$300 for cats and $300-$500 for dogs.
The only way to solve this problem is to make spay/neuter
affordable to everyone.
By supporting our spay/neuter clinic your donations help us offer
low cost spay/neuter to everyone.
Show your support and save thousands of lives!
For every fixed pet, we are preventing 55 unwanted kittens or
puppies from being born.
Support the Humane Solution to Pet Overpopulation!
Low Cost Vaccines, Testing, Microchips & Nail trims available for Pets that are already fixed or scheduled to be fixed.
Tuesday thru Friday
from 9:30am-12:30pm
For more info click below!
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$15 each or 2 for $25
Spay/Neuter has many benefits...
#1 Spay/Neuter is Healthier for your Pets
The earlier you spay/neuter your pet the longer they can live. Studies show that fixed pets can live up to 6 years longer.
#2 Prevents unwanted Behavior Problems
Spay/Neuter prevents spraying and marking, aggression, escaping to find a mate, fighting, roaming, humping, howling all night in heat, messy heat cycles and more.
#3 Prevents accidental Litters
Cats start reproducing as early as 4 months and can have multiple litters every year, with up to 6 kittens in each litter. Dogs start reproducing as early as 6 months and can have up to 2 litters a year, with as many as 12 or more puppies in each litter.
Spay/Neuter is the most important surgery you can do for your pets!
