Pasado's Safehaven Spay and Neuter Station

TUESDAY, MARCH 12TH

NOTE: No sick animals can be brought to the Spay Station. Please take them to your local vet and get them healthy before you bring them for Spay or Neuter surgery.  We have a responsibility to every animal who boards our facility, and cross-contamination from canine or feline diseases or sicknesses is a threat to all who use our services…including your own pets.

 

Steps to fixing your pet… (Please read before visiting the Spay Station):

 

1. DO NOT GIVE FOOD OR WATER AFTER 10PM THE NIGHT BEFORE UNLESS UNDER 5 LBS.
2. ARRIVE AT OUR LOCATION AT 6:45AM. Our location changes so see the calendar below.
3. Animal information and WHAT YOU NEED TO BRING:

• Dogs: must be at least 4 months old & arrive wearing a well-fitting collar and be on a leash.  No dogs over 70lbs, due to space limitations.
• Cats: must be at least 2 lbs and arrive in their own secure carrier or box (PLEASE…one cat/per carrier). Carrier MUST be in good working condition, and able to securely contain the animal.  If a cat escapes a carrier/box, we cannot be held responsible.  Cats who arrive in humane live traps need to go home in a secure carrier, not a trap.
• ALL PETS: Please bring, TWO BATH TOWELS PER PET. They will be returned at pick-up.You may bring your pets’ medical records if you have them. Blood work is recommended for pets over five years of age, and required for pets eight years or older. Please bring in a result no more than two weeks old.

• CASH AND/OR PROOF OF PUBLIC ASSISTANCE W/PHOTO ID:
  • Surgery is free with photo ID and proof of public assistance (award letters or current paperwork will suffice for verification)  SSD/SSI, Food Stamps, Major VA Disability, WIC, Section 8, Housing, TANF, Medicaid, unemployment, Social Security, or other state/federal public assistance). Call 877-501-2233 for letter of verification from DSHS if you do not have one.
  • CASH IS REQUIRED FOR ALL SERVICES AT CHECK-IN. Additional services are provided for a low fee (see below). We strongly recommend purchasing pain control and an e-collar for your animal’s well-being.

4. INTAKE AT 7AM: Pregnant, in-heat, feral cats and pets of low-income WILL take top priority. Due to space limitations we CANNOT GUARANTEE YOUR PET WILL BE ACCEPTED that day. PLEASE LEAVE YOUR ANIMALS IN THE CAR until paperwork is filled out and coordinator tells you to get your pet.

5. PICK-UP: Check-out time is announced when pets are loaded during intake at 7AM. Someone else can pick up your pet(s) for you but you can’t ask for an earlier/later time for pickup.

 

Pricing for Services-All services are CASH ONLY, at time of drop off.
*The Spay Station does not have credit or debit services and does not accept checks.

Surgery:
Cat Neuter-$35*
Cat Spay-$45*
Dog Neuter-$75*
Dog Spay-$75*
*FREE with proof of public assistance program.

Vaccines-Available ONLY in combination with spay or neuter surgery:
Vaccines-$10 ea.*
Rabies-$10*
FeLV test-$15*
FeLV Vaccine-$10*

Other Services:
Microchip-$20
Flea Treatment-$10*
Tape/round worm meds-$5*
Ear mite treatment-$5*
Cardboard cat carrier-$5
E-collar (cone)-$5 RECOMMENDED
Take home pain medication is available ONLY to animals spayed/neutered that day-$5 RECOMMENDED
*Through a generous grant from the Gary E. Milgard Family Foundation, we are now able to offer spay/neuter surgery, vaccines, de-wormers, earmite and flea treatments to our clients who are on public assistance, for FREE!