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Spay Day Appointment Line Opens January 17
1,000 Affordable Spay/Neuter Surgeries Available for Dogs and Cats of Low-Income Families
On February 22, low-income pet owners can have up to two pets spayed or neutered for just $15 per cat and $20 per dog.
Appointments must be made in advance starting Saturday, January 17 by calling (916) 808-SPAY [7729].
Please note: Calls made before January 17 will not be returned.
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New Animal Foster
Program for Highschool Seniors
Contact: Lynn Howe 916.652.4164
Looking for highschool seniors who love animals and want to help them find lasting homes! A New Hope Animal Foundation, Angels Rescuing Critters and Second Chance Rabbits are offering a new program for local highschool seniors who would like to foster a puppy, cat or rabbit and earn community service credits! The teens must have parental support and need to provide a letter of recommendation from one of their high school teachers or administrators. Teens will learn how to prepare animals for adoptive homes including how to groom, basic training, crate training and will learn about responsible pet guardianship. For more information about this new program, please call Lynn Howe at 916.652.4164.
Placer County Animal Services is proud to announce the start of a new program. We are sponsoring low cost rabies clinic the cost is $6.00. They will be held at the following vets:
Companion Veterinary Hospital
105 Auburn Folsom Rd. Auburn 530-885-3251
Rocklin Rd. Veterinary Hospital
4730 Rocklin Rd. Rocklin 916-624-8255
Please call the individual vets for further information.