Rose’s Rescue, along with every other shelter and rescue throughout the country, sees the unfortunate results of the pet over-population crisis on a daily basis. There are simply too many unwanted dogs, puppies, cats, and kittens. The single most effective way to address this problem is to have your pet spayed or neutered. It’s that simple. Your pet will also be healthier for it (it will literally prevent some forms of cancer in both cats and dogs), and less likely to run away. Spaying and neutering can even help your pet overcome some behavioral issues such as aggression, dominance, and territorial marking. But don’t just take our word for it. Check out the following organizations' websites for plenty of facts, figures and valuable insights into this issue: The NAFA, American Humane, The SPCA
Need help with the cost of having your pet fixed? Here are several options that can save you some money on spaying and neutering:
PLEASE NOTE: The McCormick Spay and Neuter Fund has been established to help those that may not have the financial means to have their pet fixed. We ask that those that are in need of our assistance only apply for this fund. We cover the costs through donations which also cover the costs of care and feeding of our rescue animals. Once the funds are exhausted we will be unable to help those in need. So please, if you are able to afford the cost of fixing your own animal, please do not use this form. You may contact the clinics yourself to set up an appointment.
Rose's Rescue will cover the cost of surgery only. Vaccines are the responsibility of the pet owner.
Applicant will be notified via text.