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Neuter Scooter (For Cats Only)
Tuesday, September 2, 2008 - Anderson, IN
Saturday,
September 6, 2008 - Logansport, IN
Monday, September 8, 2008 - Valparaiso,
IN
Tuesday, September 9, 2008 - Valparaiso, IN
Thursday,
September 11, 2008 - South Bend, IN
Friday, September 12, 2008 - South
Bend, IN
Wednesday, September 17, 2008 - Michigan City, IN
Monday,
October 6, 2008 - Valparaiso, IN
Tuesday, October 7, 2008 - Valparaiso,
IN
To sign up for any of these clinics, please go to www.neuterscooter.com.
 
NAWS Transport Program This will be a monthly
transport of animals from South Bend, IN to Mokena, IL for low-cost, spay/neuter surgeries.
This program is for DOGS and CATS!!!!
You do NOT
have to live in St. Joseph County to take advantage of this program.
You do NOT have to meet any income requirements to participate in this program.
Please e-mail info@pawsnpurrs.org to get put on a waiting list for future transports.
The August 26th transport is now full.
We are now accepting sign ups for:
Wednesday, September
24th
Mission Statement:
The
National Animal Welfare Society is dedicated to ending pet overpopulation and enhancing the lives of pets by providing low
cost spay/neuter services, wellness clinics, and affordable veterinary care. We do this by educating the public and animal
welfare organizations on the importance of working together to end euthanasia and animal suffering, and building alliances
throughout the United States.
NAWS Clinic
Mokena, Illinois 10080 W. 191st Street
Mokena, IL 60448
Update 08/03/08:
Effective September, 1st, 2008 spay/neuter costs have increased slightly and a $3 transport fee will
be added for each passenger in order for this program to be allowed to continue.
(**There will also be a possible prepayment of services requirement coming in the
near future due to a high rate of cancellations in some areas.)
CLINIC PRICE LIST:
Required Services
Spay/Neuter
For Dogs under 80 lbs. $55
Spay/Neuter For Dogs 80 lbs.
And Over $75
Spay/Neuter For Male Tame/Domestic Cats
$25
Spay/Neuter For Female Tame/Domestic Cats $35
Feral Cat Spay/Neuter, Rabies, Annual Vacc., Antibiotics, & Ear Tip $35
Dog or Cat Rabies Vaccination (1 Year) $10
(Required without
Proof that animal is up-to-date. Please bring a copy of shot record in order not to be charged for this vaccine. *Please
note: Your copy will be given to the NAWS clinic and not returned to you )
Dog
or Cat Rabies Vaccination (3 Year) $15
(This is considered a booster shot. Please bring a copy
of shot record to indicate that your pet has received the 1 Year Rabies vaccine within the past year in order to be able to
purchase this vaccine. *Please note: Your copy will be given to the NAWS clinic and not returned to you.)
Transport Fee $3 Per Animal
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Additional Vaccines
And Services Available
Additional
Pain Meds $10
(All animals receive a pain shot after surgery. It is
recommended to purchase the 4 day supply of additional pain meds, especially for females, but is not required.)
Dog Distemper/Parvo Combo Vaccine $10
(Please
specify if you would like Leptisporosis added at no extra charge)
Dog
Bordatella Vaccine $10
Cat FVRCP Vaccine $10
Cat Leukemia (FeLV) Vaccine $15
Cat
FeLV/FIV Test $25
Cat Wormer/Drontal Plus $10
Heartworm Test $12
Fecal Exam
$8
Microchip and Registration $10 HEARTGARD PLUS (DOGS ONLY) 00-25 LBS $4/DOSE 36-50 LBS $5/DOSE > 50 LBS $6/DOSE (Heartgard prevents against
heartworm, hookworm and roundworm.)
REVOLUTION (DOGS
& CATS)
CATS Less than 5 LBS - $11.00/DOSE CATS 5-15 LBS -$12.00/DOSE DOGS
10-20 LBS- $12.00/DOSE DOGS 20-40 LBS- $13.00/DOSE DOGS 40-85 LBS- $14.00/DOSE
(Revolution prevents heartworm and treats fleas and ear mites)
FRONTLINE PLUS ( CATS & DOGS)
Cats 0-22 LBS
$9/DOSE
DOGS 0-22 LBS $9/DOSE
DOGS 23-44 LBS $10/DOSE
DOGS 45-88 LBS $11/DOSE
DOGS OVER 88 LBS $12/DOSE
(Frontline Plus Kills Fleas and Tics)
INTERCEPTOR
CATS - $6
/DOSE
DOGS 11-25 LBS - $5 PER DOSE
DOGS 26-50 LBS- $6 PER DOSE
DOGS 51-100
LBS-$7 PER DOSE
(Interceptor prevents against Heartworms,
Some Hookworms, Roundworms, and Whipworms)
CAPSTAR
$4 per dose(CAPSTAR starts working in just 30 minutes. A single dose of CAPSTAR should kill the adult fleas on your pet.
If your pet gets reinfested with fleas, you can safely give another dose as often as once per day. CAPSTAR is NOT a flea preventative.
CAPSTAR does not kill flea eggs or larvae. It’s suggested use is for immediate relief of severely infested animals.)
Current Registration Information:
IMPORTANT -There will be a limited number of spots each
month available to the public. These numbers will also be limited to a certain number of male dogs, female dogs, male
cats, and female cats. When a truck is filled to capacity, requests will be added to a waiting list for the next
truck. For the next transport, please e-mail info@pawsnpurrs.org with the following information:
Species?
Dog/Cat
Sex? Male/Female
Approximate Weight? Dogs
Only
Name of Pet?
Your Name
and a Contact Phone Number
Current Transport Information:
All animals must be in hard, non-broken, intact crates, cages, carriers with working locks. If
you need a crate or carrier, NAWS will provide one for you. Please let us know when you e-mail to sign up if you
need one.
Volunteers
Needed:
Volunteeers are needed for check in and
check out help. Please contact us at info@pawsnpurrs.org if you can help one morning or evening per month on transport dates.
Here To Spay Animal Hospital
2520 South Cleveland Avenue
Saint Joseph, Michigan 49085
p:
269-982-4033
f: 269-982-4039 Dr. Anderson is taking appointments for surgeries at the Here to Spay Animal Hospital
in St. Joe, Michigan. It's an easy drive up I-94. They have not set hours yet, but are taking calls and making appointments.
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SJC-SNAP St. Joseph County - Spay Neuter Assistance Program
(Estimated start date: January, 2009)
Mission Statement:
The
mission of SJC-SNAP is to provide animal welfare education and spay/neuter assistance to qualifying St. Joseph County residents
andtheir pets.
Goals:
- educate the pet owning public on
animal overpopulation, the
benefits of s/n, and proper pet care
- provide financial assistance to pet owners who cannot afford the s/n surgery
-reduce the number of unwanted dogs and cats in our community
-develop a community wide program that involves local shelters and veterinarians
-provide an avenue where different groups involved with animal welfare can come together to share ideas and
resources.
SJC-SNAP Board Members:
Dr.
Lance Huffer, DVM (Lakeville Veterinary Clinic, IVMA
representative)
Dr. Kari Hatch, DVM
(Kryder Veterinary Clinic)
Pam Mahlie, RVT (Western Veterinary
Clinic, MVMA secretary)
Bonnie Richardson (Vice-President, Pet Refuge)
Dr. Carol Ecker, DVM (Director, Humane Society of SJC)
Gary Libbey (Manager, South Bend Animal
Care and Control)
Michael Collins
(Former News Anchor, SNAP Educational Video Consultant)
Michelle Whaley, Ph.D.
(U. of Notre Dame, SNAP President)
Kay Stewart, RVT (U. of Notre Dame, SNAP
Vice-President)
Nancy Deneen (Humane Society of SJC, SNAP Treasurer)
Mary Dewitt (U. of Notre Dame, Advisory Director for Paws 'N Purrs with IMPACT, Humane Society
of SJC Volunteer, SNAP Secretary)
Students in the Animal Welfare and Human-Animal Bond
course at Notre Dame
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