Veterinarians to the Rescue

We are fully booked for Saturday’s vaccine clinic! See you in May!

***Fully booked! See you in May!***

Registration is now open for our next VACCINATION CLINIC on April 18th!!

Go to our website to register:

https://vttr.org/vaccination-clinic/

* Veterinary care is very expensive now. Limit those unexpected veterinary bills by making sure your pets are given the best chance of staying healthy by being spayed/neutered and vaccinated!

* Thank you again to Focus Veterinary Care for providing their veterinary staff to serve our community. Please go to their website to schedule your surgical needs such as spay, neuter or dental.

* Please let us know if there are any additional services you’d like to see added for 2026!

***Fully booked! See you in May!***

Registration is now open for our next VACCINATION CLINIC on April 18th!!

Go to our website to register:

https://vttr.org/vaccination-clinic/

* Veterinary care is very expensive now. Limit those unexpected veterinary bills by making sure your pets are given the best chance of staying healthy by being spayed/neutered and vaccinated!

* Thank you again to Focus Veterinary Care for providing their veterinary staff to serve our community. Please go to their website to schedule your surgical needs such as spay, neuter or dental.

* Please let us know if there are any additional services you’d like to see added for 2026!

They are correct!! Don’t wait until March for a spay/abort, or April begging for us to take your kittens. There’s no excuse to not spay and neuter a cat over 3 months of age. Do it now! Keep that kitten / cat healthy and your stress level down.

Males $29 females $69 includes FVRCP vaccination, Rabies vaccine $10 extra at Focus Veterinary Care or contact your local shelter for a list of organizations that can help.

https://focusvetcare.com/make-appointment/

This wonderful organization is smack on! The time is NOW! They’ll be kittens by next month or two IF the mom and kittens survive.

Your unaltered female is about to go into heat and try to escape. If she gets out, the neighborhood strays will be waiting for her. She will be cornered and usually mated with by numerous males. They will also be sharing their diseases with each other because unfixed cats are almost always unvaccinated.

She may or may not find her way back home. Either way, she will be pregnant. If she doesn’t find her way home and manages to navigate the outside world, she is now just another stray cat.

➡️ THIS CAN HAPPEN AT JUST 4-5 MONTHS OLD.

PLEASE protect your pets from this. Ask for help if you need it. If you ask for our help, please be prepared to get all cats fixed, not just 1 or 2 and leave others unaltered. We are here to do thorough work helping cats.

Post specific to males coming soon 🩵