SPCA's "Neuter for a Nickel" on Oct 31
SPCA of Texas Clinics Offers Cat Neuter Special October 31
WHAT: In an aggressive effort to curb pet overpopulation, the SPCA of Texas' Village Fair spay/neuter clinic will be hosting "Neuter Scooter for a Nickel" for the third time this year. The SPCA invites cat owners to take advantage of this opportunity to have their male cats fixed for just five cents.
WHEN/WHERE: Male cats will be neutered for just a nickel at the SPCA of Texas' Village Fair spay/neuter clinic on October 31. Cat owners must make an appointment and bring proof of vaccinations or vaccines (rabies and FVRCP) will be administered at an additional charge on the day of the appointment. All cats must be in carriers; no feral cats, please.
Appointments are required. To make an appointment, call 214.742.SPCA (7722).
Village Fair Spay/Neuter & Wellness Clinic
4830 Village Fair Dr.
Dallas, TX 75224
Cat drop-offs at 7:30 a.m.; pick up at 3 p.m.
WHY: Spaying and neutering results in the prevention of millions of unwanted births. Neutering also reduces a cat's chances of developing testicular cancer, diminishes roaming tendencies and decreases the urge to mark territory by spraying. If left intact, two unaltered cats can produce more than 80 million cats over a 10-year period, and one male cat can sire an unlimited number of kittens in his lifetime.
WHAT: In an aggressive effort to curb pet overpopulation, the SPCA of Texas' Village Fair spay/neuter clinic will be hosting "Neuter Scooter for a Nickel" for the third time this year. The SPCA invites cat owners to take advantage of this opportunity to have their male cats fixed for just five cents.
WHEN/WHERE: Male cats will be neutered for just a nickel at the SPCA of Texas' Village Fair spay/neuter clinic on October 31. Cat owners must make an appointment and bring proof of vaccinations or vaccines (rabies and FVRCP) will be administered at an additional charge on the day of the appointment. All cats must be in carriers; no feral cats, please.
Appointments are required. To make an appointment, call 214.742.SPCA (7722).
Village Fair Spay/Neuter & Wellness Clinic
4830 Village Fair Dr.
Dallas, TX 75224
Cat drop-offs at 7:30 a.m.; pick up at 3 p.m.
WHY: Spaying and neutering results in the prevention of millions of unwanted births. Neutering also reduces a cat's chances of developing testicular cancer, diminishes roaming tendencies and decreases the urge to mark territory by spraying. If left intact, two unaltered cats can produce more than 80 million cats over a 10-year period, and one male cat can sire an unlimited number of kittens in his lifetime.