Planned Pethood Taos
575-613-4110
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Volunteers Are Needed

Planned Pethood Taos needs volunteers who are willing to occasionally transport feral cats to the Española Valley Humane's clinic for spay-neuter surgery.  The drop off time is between 8-9 am. Pick up time is flexible between 3-4:30pm, so the round-trip travel & surgery is made in one day. We will pay the driver $10 per feral cat transported to cover gas costs. Please contact us by calling or texting 575-613-4110 if you are willing to occasionally drive trapped feral cats to/from the Española Valley Humane clinic.

If you are willing to post flyers to help promote a spay-neuter, especially in areas of Taos County further away from the town of Taos, such as Carson, Questa, Cerro, Ojo, Peñasco, Red River please contact us at 575-613-4110 and we will mail you the flyer to post.


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Volunteer practicing Reiki to keep cats calm at our mobile clinic.
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