WAG can assist low-income Calhoun County homes with spaying and neutering of pets.
To sign up for our spay/neuter program, you must contact Jane at wagcalhoun@gmail.com and in your message include your name and phone number. She will contact you as soon as possible and go over the qualifications with you.
| Number in | Monthly Gross |
|---|---|
| Household* | Income Allowed |
1 $1,133.00
2 $1,526.00
3 $1,920.00
4 $2,313.00
5 $2,706.00
6 $3,100.00
7 $3,493.00
8 $3,886.00
* For families/households with more than 8 persons, add $394 for each additional person.
COSTS:
(Which includes a Rabies Shot)
Cat: Male……$20 Female……$33
Dog: (less than 30 lbs.) Male……$33 Female.……$45
Dog: (30 to 60 lbs.) Male……$43 Female ……$48
Dog: (more than 60 lbs.) Male…$48
Dog: (60 to 80 lbs.) Female..…..$50
Dog: ( 80 to 100 lbs.) Female…..$55
Dog: (more than 100 lbs.) Female… extra $5 per 20 lbs.
Please spay or neuter your pet and help improve its quality of life today!
Provided by the Humane Society and the ASPCA
Facts about dogs…
- Nationally, 80% of the dogs hit by cars are unaltered males searching for mates.
- One unaltered female dog and her offspring can produce 67,000 dogs in only 6 years.
- As many as 25% of dogs entering shelters each year are purebreds.
Facts about cats…
- A female cat can begin breeding as young as 4 months old.
- A female cat can become pregnant again 3 weeks into nursing a litter of kittens.
- One cat and her offspring can produce over 2 million cats in 8 years.
There are just not enough homes to adopt them all.
Sterilization reduces a pet’s urge to roam, decreasing the risk of contracting diseases or being injured in a fight or by a vehicle. Sterilization also reduces the risks of some reproductive cancers in pets. It is believed sterilization can increase a dog’s life by one to three years and a cat’s life by three to five years.