Spay & Neuter Reimbursement- Calvert County

[ruxpen36]

The Humane Society of Calvert County (HSCC)is supporting Spay & Neuter Month. We are also partnering with the Humane Society of the United States for spay and neuter month. HSCC will have funding to partially reimburse Calvert County residents for your animal spay or neuter that is completed during the months of February and March 2009. For more information please contact Sally Lounsbury at 410-257-5966. Spay or neuter surgery carries a one-time cost that is relatively small when one considers its benefits. It's a small price to pay for the health of your pet and the prevention of more unwanted animals. Local Veterinary Clinics that can help you: Dunkirk Animal Hospital 410-257-5798, Chesapeake Animal Clinic, 301-855-5166, Prince Frederick Animal Hospital 410- 535-2590, Calvert Animal Hospital 301-855-8525 and Solomons Veterinary Clinic 410-326-4300. For low cost spay and neuter information and appointments, please contact the Well Pet Clinic 301-866-0303, Lucky One’s in Charlotte Hall 301-884-2850 Home, or SPOT – Saint Leonard, 410-562-6516 wwwspayspot.org, or St. Mary’s Animal Welfare League (SMAWL) Leonardtown 301-373-5659 Charles County Humane Society is offering low cost spay and neuter surgeries through-out the month of February. Open to the general public with no income limitations. Extra discounts available for households with income below $45,000 - must get certificate in advance. Participants must call to make an appointment 301-645-8181. Cat Spay $52, Cat Alter $33, Dog Spay (up to 60#) $70, Dog Alter (up to 60#) $55. Extra charges may apply for over weight limit, in heat, pregnant or has cryptorchid, Well Pet Clinic, 4499 Leonardtown Road, Waldorf, MD 301-885-0263 -- One mile south of Nick's of Clinton on Rt 5 South, on the right -- Monday and Wednesday, spay or neuter. Your veterinarian or any of the above low cost spay and neuter organizations can fully explain spay and neuter procedures to you and discuss with you the best age at which to spay or neuter your pet.

 

[dawn]

The Humane Society of Calvert County (HSCC)is supporting Spay & Neuter Month. We are also partnering with the Humane Society of the United States for spay and neuter month. HSCC will have funding to partially reimburse Calvert County residents for your animal spay or neuter that is completed during the months of February and March 2009. For more information please contact Sally Lounsbury at 410-257-5966. Spay or neuter surgery carries a one-time cost that is relatively small when one considers its benefits. It's a small price to pay for the health of your pet and the prevention of more unwanted animals. Local Veterinary Clinics that can help you: Dunkirk Animal Hospital 410-257-5798, Chesapeake Animal Clinic, 301-855-5166, Prince Frederick Animal Hospital 410- 535-2590, Calvert Animal Hospital 301-855-8525 and Solomons Veterinary Clinic 410-326-4300. For low cost spay and neuter information and appointments, please contact the Well Pet Clinic 301-866-0303, Lucky One’s in Charlotte Hall 301-884-2850 Home, or SPOT – Saint Leonard, 410-562-6516 wwwspayspot.org, or St. Mary’s Animal Welfare League (SMAWL) Leonardtown 301-373-5659 Charles County Humane Society is offering low cost spay and neuter surgeries through-out the month of February. Open to the general public with no income limitations.[/B] Extra discounts available for households with income below $45,000 - must get certificate in advance. Participants must call to make an appointment 301-645-8181. Cat Spay $52, Cat Alter $33, Dog Spay (up to 60#) $70, Dog Alter (up to 60#) $55. Extra charges may apply for over weight limit, in heat, pregnant or has cryptorchid, Well Pet Clinic, 4499 Leonardtown Road, Waldorf, MD 301-885-0263 -- One mile south of Nick's of Clinton on Rt 5 South, on the right -- Monday and Wednesday, spay or neuter. Your veterinarian or any of the above low cost spay and neuter organizations can fully explain spay and neuter procedures to you and discuss with you the best age at which to spay or neuter your pet.

Since the end of february is the day after tomorrow, I wish I would have know about this sooner. :

Thank you for the other info though.

 

[ruxpen36]

Sorry about that, it has been listed on our website on our "Upcoming events" page for a little over a month now, we also placed an ad in the Calvert Recorder. I just re-activated my SOMD.com account today and thought this would be useful info- did not realize at the time that Charles County offer was only through the month of Feb.

We are offering partial reimbursements through the month of March if you are a Calvert County resident.

 

[itsbob]

Stray/ feral dogs and cats aren't the REAL problem.. they can just be put down.

When are they going to start reimbursing for spay and neutering your neighbors and the welfare cases??

 

[frequentflier]

Stray/ feral dogs and cats aren't the REAL problem.. they can just be put down.

When are they going to start reimbursing for spay and neutering your neighbors and the welfare cases??

It would take a lot more money to do that- and most wouldn't be willing- because they are too used to milking the system! It would be against their civil rights to make them! But that's a whole different thread...

 

[itsbob]

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It would take a lot more money to do that- and most wouldn't be willing- because they are too used to milking the system! It would be against their civil rights to make them! But that's a whole different thread...

Dogs and cats aren't willing either, and I'm not paying them.. and I doubt it would take MORE money.. maybe LESS money.

 

[frequentflier]

Dogs and cats aren't willing either, and I'm not paying them.. and I doubt it would take MORE money.. maybe LESS money.

How do you figure it would take less money to *spay or neuter* a human being?

 

[butterfly08]

Since the end of february is the day after tomorrow, I wish I would have know about this sooner. :

Thank you for the other info though.

You can also call SPOT. They offer grants to have your pets spayed or neutered. I was able to have my cats fixed at no cost. You just have to make sure they participate with the vet you are using, which they can tell you when you call.


Southern Maryland Spay & Neuter, Inc. - The SPOT
Southern Maryland Spay and Neuter, Inc.
5151 Saint Leonard Road
Saint Leonard, MD 20685
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410-562-6516

Southern Maryland Spay and Neuter, Inc is a non profit organization dedicated to ending the euthanasia of all healthy companions through low cost spay and neuter. We will operate the Stop Pet Overpopulation Thrift shop (SPOT). We will use the profits made through the sale of donated items to fund low cost spay and neuters. We will provide individuals and local humane organizations with grants for low and no cost spay and neuter of companion animals.

 

[frequentflier]

SPOT is also looking for volunteers to help at the thrift store. If you have an extra hour or three, I am sure they would appreciate it!
Of course, all donations are appreciated, too. That is part of what makes this program possible.

 

[Lugnut]

How do you figure it would take less money to *spay or neuter* a human being?

Well for one, the human beings in need of spaying don't have jobs and can get themselves to the appointment without taking off from work, unlike the responsible pet owners.

As far as medical costs go, have the same veterinarian perform the surgery.




I dont suppose there's ANY chance the humane society is using donated funds for this, and NOT my tax money, is there?