The vouchers are intended to help people with financial need and will be given out on a first-come, first-serve basis starting Wednesday (March 16). The vouchers are valid through Sept. 30.
The case for sterilization is strong. Spaying or neutering helps pets live longer, healthier lives. And by managing overpopulation in the community, we ensure that all pets have access to the five freedoms - freedom from hunger and thirst, discomfort, pain, injury or disease, fear and distress and freedom to express normal behavior.
To obtain a voucher, interested pet owners should contact one of these veterinarians:
- All Pets Center – (970) 241-1976
- Animal Birth Control – (970) 523-5487
- Animal Medical Clinic – (970) 434-4094
- Arrowhead Veterinary Hospital – (970) 858-8881
- Cottonwood Veterinary Hospital – (970) 245-0135
- Desert Spring Veterinary Services – (970) 858-8063
- Dr. Jean Fromm, DVM – (970) 434-0811
- Footprints Animal Hospital – (970) 241-4247
- Grand View Animal Hospital – (970) 523-2060
- Orchard Mesa Veterinary Hospital – (970) 241-9866
- Redstone Veterinary Hospital – (970) 243-3130