SPAY/NEUTER:
The ASPCA offers free and low-cost spay/neuter surgery
via three fully-equipped mobile veterinary clinics that will travel
directly to your neighborhood seven days a week. The program is designed
for low-income pet owners who are residents of New York City's five
boroughs. Low income pet owners in New York City's five boroughs with
proof of public assistance such as Welfare, Medicaid, Medicare, SSI,
Disability, Food Stamps, or Public Housing qualify to have their pets
spayed/neutered at no cost. Unemployment does not qualify. If you do
not have proof of public assistance, a $25 donation per animal is requested.
We can serve up to 25 animals per day on a first-come, first-served
basis, and you must arrive early to wait in line for intake. We suggest
you arrive at the location before 7:00 A.M. We will provide rabies and
distemper vaccinations for all cats and dogs coming to the clinic for
spay/neuter.
Information
and the schedule for the spay/neuter clinics can be found at
www.aspca.org/petowners
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| VACCINES:
The ASPCA offers canine and feline vaccinations on Saturdays
to healthy dogs and cats who are spayed/neutered and who are at least
3 months old. Bring proof that your pet is spayed/neutered and check our
vaccine clinic schedule. All animals are seen on a first come first serve
basis starting at 10AM. We have the capacity to see up to 50 animals so
you do not need to wait early. Simply come at 10AM to wait in line, sign
up with the clinic staff and wait until your animal is seen. While you
are waiting, please be courteous and considerate of our neighbors and
local residents. It takes 15 minutes for each animal to be examined by
the veterinarian. Bring all cats in carriers and dogs on leashes. Please
bring proof of Medicaid, Medicare, Disability, SSI, Food Stamp enrollment
or public housing assistance. Unemployment does not qualify. If your pet
needs vaccinations but has not yet been spayed or neutered, you can come
to the spay/neuter clinics instead and we can provide you with both services
at once.
Information and the schedule for the vaccine clinics
can be found at
www.aspca.org/vaccine
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