August 20th and September 14th Spay/Neuter Clinics for Dogs of
Grant County Residents
Pawsitive Alliance, with assistance from a grant from the Washington Federation of Animal Care and Control Agencies, will offer several upcoming low-cost, one-day spay/neuter clinics to dog owners residing in Grant County. The next clinic is taking place August 13, 2020 with an additional clinic occurring on September 3. The goal of the grant is to complete more than 160 spay/neuter surgeries for lower income residents of Grant County residing in Moses Lake, Soap Lake and Ephrata.
Reservations are required. Applications are available through Grant County Animal Outreach, 6725 Randolph Rd NE, Moses Lake/ Cash co-pays of $55 for neuters and $95 for spays must be submitted with the application. Puppies must be at least two months old and weigh at least two pounds. Due to additional surgery risks, no animals over the age of seven. Proof of rabies vaccination is required at the time the application is submitted. This may include a health certificate, vaccination certificate or invoice with the pet ID and date of vaccination from the veterinarian. If there is no verification, the rabies vaccination is mandatory and will be administered for all animals.
On clinic days, animals will be dropped off at the Grant County Animal Outreach’s facility and transported to Yakima Humane Society to have their surgeries performed at the spay and neuter clinic. For more information, contact GCAO at 509.762.9616 or Pawsitive Alliance at 206.486.4PET.
Reservations are required. Applications are available through Grant County Animal Outreach, 6725 Randolph Rd NE, Moses Lake/ Cash co-pays of $55 for neuters and $95 for spays must be submitted with the application. Puppies must be at least two months old and weigh at least two pounds. Due to additional surgery risks, no animals over the age of seven. Proof of rabies vaccination is required at the time the application is submitted. This may include a health certificate, vaccination certificate or invoice with the pet ID and date of vaccination from the veterinarian. If there is no verification, the rabies vaccination is mandatory and will be administered for all animals.
On clinic days, animals will be dropped off at the Grant County Animal Outreach’s facility and transported to Yakima Humane Society to have their surgeries performed at the spay and neuter clinic. For more information, contact GCAO at 509.762.9616 or Pawsitive Alliance at 206.486.4PET.
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Over 3000 pets have been spayed and neutered through SNIP SNIP our Spay/Neuter Program since 2009! We have done 1,113 surgeries from 2017-2019!
With SNIP SNIP, we increase the number of high quality and low cost dog and cat spay and neuter surgeries being performed. We know that we can't solve the pet overpopulation problem through adoptions alone, we must prevent unwanted and accidental pregnancies.
Pawsitive Alliance's Role: We raise funds and give administrative support to facilitate clinics, create new opportunities for services, and expand current spay/neuter programs throughout the state of Washington.
Why Spay/Neuter Is Necessary: Dogs can have up to two litters per year while cats can have as many as five. By fixing your one pet you can help save hundreds, if not thousands, of lives. Sadly, there are thousands of dogs and cats in our state who are already homeless and waiting for their chance at a forever home; more unwanted puppies and kittens born fill already crowded shelters. Visit our Spay/Neuter Myths and Spay/Neuter Benefits pages for further information.
Who Are Our Partners: We target geographic areas and animals types with historically high overpopulation and euthanasia rates. We partner with nonprofit and for profit, high quality clinics, who also care about ending pet overpopulation and homelessness.
With SNIP SNIP, we increase the number of high quality and low cost dog and cat spay and neuter surgeries being performed. We know that we can't solve the pet overpopulation problem through adoptions alone, we must prevent unwanted and accidental pregnancies.
Pawsitive Alliance's Role: We raise funds and give administrative support to facilitate clinics, create new opportunities for services, and expand current spay/neuter programs throughout the state of Washington.
Why Spay/Neuter Is Necessary: Dogs can have up to two litters per year while cats can have as many as five. By fixing your one pet you can help save hundreds, if not thousands, of lives. Sadly, there are thousands of dogs and cats in our state who are already homeless and waiting for their chance at a forever home; more unwanted puppies and kittens born fill already crowded shelters. Visit our Spay/Neuter Myths and Spay/Neuter Benefits pages for further information.
Who Are Our Partners: We target geographic areas and animals types with historically high overpopulation and euthanasia rates. We partner with nonprofit and for profit, high quality clinics, who also care about ending pet overpopulation and homelessness.
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Need Help?
If you, or someone you know, is struggling financially and needs financial assistance to fix a dog or cat, please visit our Spay/Neuter Help page to view our current spay and neuter programs. We also list other low cost spay/neuter services throughout the state. Our current programs are located in Grant County/Moses Lake and Adams County. You may also check spayusa.org and check by zip code for additional spay/neuter opportunities.
If you, or someone you know, is struggling financially and needs financial assistance to fix a dog or cat, please visit our Spay/Neuter Help page to view our current spay and neuter programs. We also list other low cost spay/neuter services throughout the state. Our current programs are located in Grant County/Moses Lake and Adams County. You may also check spayusa.org and check by zip code for additional spay/neuter opportunities.
Want to Help?
Sponsor a Spay/Neuter surgery and save lives!
For only $50, you can sponsor a spay/neuter for 2 cats or 1 dog. A sponsorship makes a unique gift for birthdays, anniversaries, holidays...you name it! Sponsor a surgery and we will send the recipient a certificate saying that lives were saved in his/her name! To buy a sponsorship Click Here and we will send the special person in your life a gift that saves lives!
Donate. We receive more requests to assist with spay and neuter than there is current funding to support them. Your donation will support:
$25 - spay/neuter 1 cat
$50 - spay/neuter 2 cats or 1 dog
$100 - spay/neuter 2 dogs or 4 cats
$500 - sponsor a cat clinic day
$1000 - sponsor a dog clinic day
Sponsor a Spay/Neuter surgery and save lives!
For only $50, you can sponsor a spay/neuter for 2 cats or 1 dog. A sponsorship makes a unique gift for birthdays, anniversaries, holidays...you name it! Sponsor a surgery and we will send the recipient a certificate saying that lives were saved in his/her name! To buy a sponsorship Click Here and we will send the special person in your life a gift that saves lives!
Donate. We receive more requests to assist with spay and neuter than there is current funding to support them. Your donation will support:
$25 - spay/neuter 1 cat
$50 - spay/neuter 2 cats or 1 dog
$100 - spay/neuter 2 dogs or 4 cats
$500 - sponsor a cat clinic day
$1000 - sponsor a dog clinic day
Or donate via PayPal
Other Ways to Help
Purchase a "Spay -Neuter - Adopt"
license plate! Funds go back into the
efforts to support spay/neuter in Washington.
Purchase a "Spay -Neuter - Adopt"
license plate! Funds go back into the
efforts to support spay/neuter in Washington.
2019 Spay and Neuter funds provided by donors and generous grants from the following:
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