Animal World On-Line is pleased to provide the following contact information on a variety of Western Washington services important to animal keepers and/or lovers.

We encourage you to take advantage of the services these organizations have to offer, and just as importantly, to support those that are non-profit so that they can continue to assist in the welfare of animals.

All shelters engage in adoption services. Many exist solely on funds collected for adopted animals. Please encourage everyone you know who is interested in acquiring an animal-friend to adopt from one of the
shelters listed on the "shelters" page.
FREE OR LOW-COST SPAY OR NEUTER

The Spay Station, the popular state-of-the-art mobile pet sterilization clinic, will is orbiting King & Snohomish Counties offering Free (or very low cost) pet sterilizations.
 
Over 100,000 aniamls are euthanized at area animal shelters every year. The Spay Station brings desperately needed services directly to the neighborhoods that need it most.

Details: Qualifications for FREE surgery: Proof of participation in SSD/SSI, Food Stamps, Major VA Disability, WIC, Section 8 Housing, TANF, Medicaid, or other state or federal public assistance programs.

Costs for all others: Cat neuters (males) $10; Cat spays (females) $20; Dog Spays or Neuters $25

Surgery performed by a licensed veterinarian.

Guidelines:

Bring two towels per animal. They will be returned with your pet.

1. Dogs must be at least four months of age. Kittens must weigh at least two pounds.

2. Animals are admitted on a first-come, first-served basis as space allows. Preferences may be made for some animals at the complete discretion of the staff. Arrive at the site at 7 a.m for best opportunity; Spay Station arrives at approximately 8 a.m. (traffic permitting).

3. No food or water for adult animals after 10 p.m. the night before surgery. Four-month old puppies and kittens should be fed and given water, up to half their usual amount, the morning of surgery.

4. Dogs must be on a leash or in a carrier. Cats must be confined in a carrier or pillow case.

5. Animals must be picked up the same day as surgery, by 5 p.m.

For more information call (360) 793-SPAY. Find them on the web at www.pasadosafehaven.com.

 

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