Mesa County Animal Services is partnering with regional location veterinarians to supply spay as well as neuter vouchers for Mesa County pet dog proprietors. The Animal Assistance Foundation has given generous funding for over 385 sanitation treatments, and also local veterinarians have agreed to offer the treatments to Mesa County people at a significantly decreased price. If the animal does not have a current rabies vaccination, the owner will be called for to pay for that solution.
The vets listed here have been issued a restricted number of coupons for 2019. Issuance of the coupons is completely at the discernment of each getting involved veterinarian workplace. The veterinarians may ask individuals to provide evidence of economic requirement or be able to interact why they have a special scenario that causes a need for the coupon.
The coupons are planned to help people with financial need and will be provided on a first-come, very first offered basis beginning March 1, 2019. The vouchers are valid through Sept. 30, 2019.
The situation for sterilization is strong. Spaying or sterilizing assists family pets live much longer, healthier lives. And by taking care of overpopulation in the community, we make certain that all family pets have access to the five liberties – flexibility from appetite and thirst, pain, injury, pain or illness, fear as well as distress and also flexibility to reveal regular actions.
To acquire a voucher, interested pet dog owners should contact one of these vets:
All Pets Center 970-241-1976
Pet Birth Control 970-523-5487
Amigo Animal Clinic 970-245-0210
Arrowhead Veterinary Hospital 970-858-8881
Canyon Country Animal Hospital 970-812-5233
Cottonwood Veterinary Hospital 970-245-0135
Dr. Jean Fromm, DVM 970-434-0811
Footprints Animal Hospital 970-241-4247
Grand View Animal Hospital 970-523-2060
Orchard Mesa Veterinary Hospital 970-241-9866
Plateau Valley Animal Hospital 970-487-3099
Redlands Pet Clinic 970-245-4060
A Pretty Tiara Rado Animal Hospital 970-243-4007