All One Hundred $50 Spay/Neuter Coupons Have Been Claimed!

After KTVO covered the story on Monday and Tuesday, a flood of people came out to the shelter to ask for help with fixing their dog(s) and/or cat(s).  We had given out all one hundred by the end of Tuesday.  Please help us spread the word that the coupon give-away is over. 

Remember that there are still two other incentives to Prevent a Litter in March:

• seven local vets are offering reduced rates on spay/neuter for the month of March (see post below)

PLUS

• anyone who spays or neuters their dog or cat in March can enter a drawing to win a Nintendo Wii among other prizes!

Do the right thing!  Please prevent another unwanted litter of puppies or kittens!  Spay/Neuter your pets!

Local Vets Offer Discounts on Spay/Neuter During March 2011

These special rates are available during the month of March only!  Make your appointment now!  Please confirm the discounted rate with the veterinary clinic when you schedule your appointment.

Dr. David Moore and Dr. John Moore
Adair County Vet Clinic
24463 Benton Rd., Kirksville
(660) 665-6696

and La Plata Vet Clinic
30743 US Hwy. 63, La Plata
(660) 332-4452

Dog Spay* or Dog Neuter  $75
Cat Spay*  $60
Cat Neuter  $25

*discounts do not apply for dogs/cats in heat or pregnant dogs/cats.
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Dr. Jenny Lindquist
Lindquist Veterinary Care Center
1203 N. Baltimore, Kirksville
(660) 665-2719

and Lindquist Veterinary Care Center
Hwy 6 W, Edina
(660) 397-2570

Dog Spay: small and medium (under 50#) $75 /  large (over 50#) $85
Dog Neuter: $65
Cat Spay: $60
Cat Neuter: $35
Price includes a post-op antibiotic injection and pain management injection.
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Dr. Lisa Doak and Dr. John Niebruegge
Kirksville Small Animal Hospital
1220 N. Green St., Kirksville
(660) 665-1971

Dog Spay: $75
Dog Neuter: $65
Cat Spay: $60
Cat Neuter: $45
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Dr. James Foster
Animal Health Center
Hwy 63 N, Lancaster
(660) 457-3086
 
Dog Spay: small (under 30#) $55 /  medium (30-50#) $60 /  large (50-75#) $65 /  extra-large (over 75#) $70 /  advanced pregnancy add $5
Dog Neuter: small (under 30#) $25 /  medium (30-50#) $30 /  large (50-75#) $35 /  extra-large (over 75#) $40
Cat Spay  $45
Cat Neuter  $25
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Dr. James Brummit
Putnam County Animal Hospital
16840 State Hwy 5, Unionville
(660) 947-2015

Dog Spay: $70
Dog Neuter: $50
Cat Spay: $60
Cat Neuter: $30

Three Incentives to Spay/Neuter during March 2011

The Adair County Humane Society is pleased to announce our second annual “Be a PAL – Prevent a Litter” spay/neuter campaign:

1) Several local veterinarians have agreed to reduce their rates for spay/neuter during this month.  (See post below for more details.)

2) 100 spay/neuter certificates worth up to $50 will be available for those in financial need.  Certificates may be picked up from the Animal Shelter starting on February 15.

3) Anyone who spays or neuters their dog and/or cat during March 2011 will be eligible to enter our prize drawing.  Our grand prize will be a Nintendo Wii game console donated by a private individual; other prizes have been donated by local businesses.

Questions?  Feel free to type them below.

Spay/Neuter Certificates Available on Tuesday!

Special spay/neuter certificates worth up to $50 will be available

• for people who could not otherwise afford to have their animals fixed
• beginning on Tuesday, February 15 at 9:00 a.m. until supplies run out
• from the Adair County Humane Society's Animal Shelter on Hwy. 6 (West of Kirksville) 
• during regular shelter hours: Monday-Friday 9-4 and Saturday 9-12
• on a first-come, first-served basis (supplies are limited)
• limit two per household except in extraordinary circumstances
• must be redeemed during the month of March 2011

Note: Funds for these certificates come from special donations from individuals who care deeply about the welfare of animals in this county; they do not come from the Shelter's regular, modest operating budget.  We reserve the right to refuse to give certificates to individuals at our discretion.