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NOTE: We are NOT taking ferals on the following dates for the month of December: 4th, 10th, 18th, 24th, 25th & 26th. ( Drop-off time for feral cats is between 9-11 am only.)

Feral or Community Cats are terms used to describe outdoor, unowned, free-roaming cats. These are cats that qualify for the program. Please see the bottom of this page for more information.

Starting in 2024 all dog spay/neuter surgeries will be required to go home with an e-collar (cone) for $15.

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At What Age Should a Cat Be Spayed?

Cats are furry little creatures that bring warmth and joy to the heart. For some people, the more, the merrier. For those, having just one to call their own is sufficient. But, regardless of your preference for quantity, cats are animals, and they breed. If you’re someone who wants to enjoy the company of your […]

Why Should You Spay Your Dog?

TLDR: spaying your dog early on reduces the odds of them de eloping uterine diseases. A reduction in breast tumors also occurs after spaying. Spaying is a process that removes the female reproductive organs. Doing so removes the odds of you having to care for accidental offspring. Spaying only takes a few hours, and you […]

How Do I Comfort My Dog after Being Spayed?

TLDR: to help your dog recover as comfortable as possible after being spayed, you need to do a few key things. Make sure you have enough food and water for your dog so that they will be able to replenish their vital nutrients and fluids. You also want to make sure that your dog has […]

What Age Should a Dog Be Spayed?

TLDR: spaying your female dog will remove her uterus and ovaries, resulting in her inability to have any new babies. Dog owners commonly get their dogs spayed to avoid unexpected pregnancy while also neutralizing their behavior overall. The best age to get your female dog spayed is about four to six months. By spaying your […]

Do Male Dogs Change after Being Neutered?

TLDR: Neutering, your male dog, has several benefits, such as reducing the likelihood of developing various canine cancers and prostate disease. Neutering is a reasonably safe process; however, you can expect sharp changes in your dog’s attitude right when you bring them home from the procedure. These side effects can range from increased aggression, depression, […]

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