Sentences with phrase «adoption spay or neuter surgery»

Examination by a Veterinarian Flea / Parasite Treatment Feline Leukemia Test (cats) Vaccines to time of Adoption Spay or Neuter Surgery View our adoptables on our website here

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Stress has been found to promote the disease (hence patient's seeming to become ill after adoption or routine surgeries such as a spay or neuter).

Our adoption fee is $ 95 per rabbit ($ 140 for bonded pair) to help cover the cost of an initial medical exam and spay or neuter surgery.

It allows people that have adopted a pet from the City of Winnipeg to have their newly adopted pet spayed or neutered and the cost of the surgery is included in the adoption fee.

All adoptions include: the spay or neuter surgery, all vaccinations (except Rabies), a microchip (with free registration!)

Please come by, read our literature and become informed about early - age spay and neuter surgery especially in life - saving adoption or transfer situations involving animal shelters or rescues.

All LHAR dogs that are old enough for surgery will be spayed or neutered prior to adoption.

Typically, for - profit individuals or businesses will impound sick, injured, or dangerous animals, while other animal control services like adoptions and spay and neuter surgeries are provided by a nonprofit animal welfare organization.

Your adoption counselor will make arrangements for spay or neuter surgery as part of the adoption process.

* All medical care after adoption, with the exception of the spay / neuter in the case of a kitten or puppy that is too young to have the surgery, is the responsibility of the owner.

Our name is our mission as we support people across our primary 18 - county service - area with free or low cost spay / neuter surgeries, low cost veterinary care, adoption events, and animal retention programs for First Coast residents.

You will receive a significant discount on medical costs for your new pet because everything is included in the adoption fee: exam, spay or neuter surgery, vaccines, heartworm test for dogs, FIV / FeLV test for cats.

• Spay or neuter surgery • Basic vaccinations • Complimentary veterinary exam - courtesy of local participating veterinarians ** must be made within 10 days of adoption • De-worming • Microchip identification • Adoption information - contract and policy • Pet Insurance (complimentary pet insurance for one month after adoption - 24 Hour PetWatch) • Food & Gift Coupons from local sadoption • De-worming • Microchip identification • Adoption information - contract and policy • Pet Insurance (complimentary pet insurance for one month after adoption - 24 Hour PetWatch) • Food & Gift Coupons from local sAdoption information - contract and policy • Pet Insurance (complimentary pet insurance for one month after adoption - 24 Hour PetWatch) • Food & Gift Coupons from local sadoption - 24 Hour PetWatch) • Food & Gift Coupons from local suppliers

Medical evaluation and tests Behavior assessment and behavior enrichment through Open Paw  ® program Spay / neuter surgery Microchipping for pet identification Adoption counseling Animal Planet pet training video 5 pound bag of dog or cat food 30 days free shelter care insurance (adopter must activate)

With the adoption of every animal, adopters receive the following: Adoption counseling to help the adopter select the dog or cat best suited to his / her needs, family and home environment, Pet care and educational materials, Temporary carrier for cats, Temporary leash for dogs, Operation Kindness tag with animal ID, Microchip ID and lifetime registration, Rabies tag for animals over four months of age, Pet care starter kit with food samples and helpful information, Spay or neuter surgery (if not previously done due to young age or medicaladoption of every animal, adopters receive the following: Adoption counseling to help the adopter select the dog or cat best suited to his / her needs, family and home environment, Pet care and educational materials, Temporary carrier for cats, Temporary leash for dogs, Operation Kindness tag with animal ID, Microchip ID and lifetime registration, Rabies tag for animals over four months of age, Pet care starter kit with food samples and helpful information, Spay or neuter surgery (if not previously done due to young age or medicalAdoption counseling to help the adopter select the dog or cat best suited to his / her needs, family and home environment, Pet care and educational materials, Temporary carrier for cats, Temporary leash for dogs, Operation Kindness tag with animal ID, Microchip ID and lifetime registration, Rabies tag for animals over four months of age, Pet care starter kit with food samples and helpful information, Spay or neuter surgery (if not previously done due to young age or medical reason)

The Anti-Cruelty Society offers spay / neuter services for any animal with more than 11,000 surgeries performed each year at the downtown Clinic at Grand Ave. and LaSalle St.. All pets adopted from the Society will be spayed or neutered prior to adoption.

** Your adoption fee includes feline leukemia test, vaccinations, deparasitizing (external and internal), grooming (if needed), microchip, and the required spay or neuter surgery.

All rabbits available for adoption are featured on our site, but there may be other rabbits in foster care that are recovering from illness or awaiting their spay or neuter surgery, so check our site regularly for new additions!

The Animal Shelter Alliance of Portland — or ASAP — organized 10 area shelters and veterinary organizations in a collaboration to aggressively provide community spay and neuter surgeries and improve adoption rates.

All the cats and dogs in our adoption program are provided with many services: spay / neuter surgery, microchips, collars, initial vaccinations, heartworm and / or other testing, behavior and medical assessments and of course, nutritious food.

All adoption fees include a basic veterinary examination, pet tag and collar, vaccinations, microchip and spay or neuter surgery, if necessary.

Every pet in our adoption program has received a medical examination, spay or neuter surgery, vaccinations, tons of TLC (tender loving care) and a microchip.

All adoption fees include the spay or neuter surgery, a microchip with lifetime registration in a national database, initial vaccinations, and 30 days of pet health insurance.

Every animal in our pet adoption program has received a medical examination, spay or neuter surgery, vaccinations, tons of TLC and a microchip.

While it appears that adoptions cost a lot up front, consider the value of a spay or neuter surgery.

Pets adopted from shelters and rescue groups typically cost less than pets purchased or even acquired for free — once you add in the cost of vaccinations, spay / neuter surgery, microchip, dewormer, and other «extras» included in your adoption fee, you'll probably be surprised what a bargain an adopted pet really is!

If you are fostering a litter of kittens, we will try to keep at least two of the kittens together for the surgery, but we want to get everyone spayed or neutered and ready for adoption as early as possible.

Every animal in our adoption program has received a medical examination, spay or neuter surgery, vaccinations, tons of tender loving care and a microchip.

Adoptions include the pet's spay or neuter surgery, permanent microchip identification, vaccinations, SPCA ID tag, a health evaluation, and lots more.

The adoption includes the spay or neuter surgery, microchip, vaccinations, dewormer, flea & tick treatment, bag of premium Hill's Pet Nutrition food, optional pet health insurance and more.

Depending on the organization, adoption fees can include a health check upon arrival; vaccines and / or deworming and / or other medications, as needed; rehabilitating sick or ill animals; socializing timid or shy animals to give them a better chance of adoption; providing spay / neuter surgery (which some owners may not do if left to their own devices); microchip and / or tattoo and / or license; information on caring for the pet, including help after the adoption; subsidized or low - cost training / obedience classes; and goodness knows what other extras.

When you adopt a dog, cat, or small animal from HSCO, you receive a full adoption care package that includes: free health exam donated by local veterinarians, spay or neuter surgery, first vaccination, de-worming, microchip identification, collar, ID tag, a dog leash or cat carrier, training DVD, pet food and more.

All dog, cat, puppy, and kitten adoptions include the pet's spay or neuter surgery, vaccinations, microchip identification, health evaluation, behavior evaluation, a carrier (for cats and kittens), and lots more.

One exception would be with respect to notable teaching institutes that provide shelters with veterinary services in preparation for adoption, such as vaccinations, spay / neuter surgery, grooming or dental care.

SPCA adoptions include the cat or kitten's spay or neuter surgery, permanent microchip identification, vaccinations, SPCA ID tag, a health evaluation, and lots more.

On very rare occasions, we will have puppies or kittens for adoption that have not been spayed or neutered but we will not release them to you until they have had their surgery (in general that means you pick them up directly from the vet) within a day or two of adoption.

All adoptions include their spay or neuter surgery, the cats are ear tipped, and fully vetted.

FACE adds 10 or more animals from IACS to the daily spay / neuter surgery schedule, so those animals can go home with adoptive parents or be fixed in anticipation of adoption.

All pets, including puppies and kittens, are spayed or neutered before adoption, or new adopters are issued spay / neuter certificates to have the surgery performed at our expense.

Also, surgery could be taught using animals who will benefit from the procedure, such as dogs and cats from local humane societies, who would be spayed or neutered, then returned to the shelter for adoption.

Animal shelters commonly have reasonable adoption fees which usually include a vet exam, vaccinations and a spay or neuter surgery.

Our programs and services include: Cat and Dog Adoptions - over 5,000 annually; Low or No Cost Spay / Neuter surgeries open to the general public - over 11,000 annually; Cruelty Investigations and Rescue Services - over 2,600 annually; Humane Education and Community Outreach programs - over 25,000 participants annually.

In 1997, Hooterville began to spay or neuter every animal before they were available for adoption (prior to this, vouchers for the surgery were issued with every adoption).

This includes any surgeries in emergency situations and common medical treatments such as spaying and neutering, vaccinations or any other treatments required to prepare these animals for adoption and a healthy, happy life.

«Unlike other methods of acquiring a pet, our adoption fees — or in this weekend's case, the lack thereof — include services that you do not receive when buying a pet, including a spay / neuter surgery, vaccines, and a microchip.

Programs include Rescue, Adoption or re-homing animals that have been taken from crisis situations and provided with food, shelter, medical care, life saving surgeries, spay / neuter and a permanent microchip identity.

Cat Adoptions Include: spay or neuter surgery, age appropriate vaccines, microchip and registration, heartworm test, flea / heartworm prevention, dewormer, and any other medical necessities while in our care.