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LOW COST DOG & CAT SPAY-NEUTER CLINIC SATURDAY OCTOBER 10, 2015

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BEAT THE HEAT! Northern New Mexico Friends of Animals (NNMFOA) is hosting dog and cat spay-neuter clinic on Saturday, October 10th, 2015 for Taos County residents. This clinic is being paid for by Taos County.
The Santa Fe Animal Shelter & Humane Society's mobile unit is coming to Questa to spay-neuter 25 dogs & cats!
By appointment only, so please call Northern New Mexico Friends of Animals today.   For a free cat spay-neuter, contact
the Zimmer Foundation 505-466-1676 or Taos Feral Feline Friends 575-737-9208.


575-779-5543     


All dogs fixed will also receive $5 DA2PPV (distemper, parvo) & $5 Rabies vaccines if you opt for them. 
All cats will receive $5 FVRCP & $5 Rabies vaccines if you opt for them.
Minimum weight for spay-neuter surgery is 2 pounds. 
Minimum weight to receive the Rabies vaccine is 3 pounds. Nursing and pregnant mom dogs OK with vet approval.
Optional microchip including registration is only $10 for clinic attendees!

Taos County has a dog & cat overpopulation problem, so please spay your dog or cat BEFORE she has a litter.

Planned Pethood Taos    575-613-4110     TAOS CAT & DOG SPAY-NEUTER INFORMATION    Last updated 12/30/22