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FAQ: Spay / Neuter Options
We're frequently asked where to spay/neuter a pet, so here are some options available to Tuscaloosa-area residents:
If you have a relationship with a local vet, we encourage you to start there.
If that's not an option, but your family is on Medicare, you can go through the Alabama Veterinary Medical Association www.alvma.com for a low-cost program funded by the spay/neuter license tags.
Another lower-cost option, the Alabama Spay/Neuter Clinic in Birmingham (Irondale) is available www.alspay.org with a free transport from/to Tuscaloosa originating at Pet Supplies Plus.
Check into pet insurance or create a pet savings account. If you borrow money for the procedure, just remember to budget a re-payment plan.
Remember that, even if you pay full price for the procedure, spaying or neutering is a one-time cost with a lifetime of benefits. Spaying or neutering your pet not only helps curb pet overpopulation but also reduces your pet’s risk of succumbing to many health problems.
It remains one of the best bargains in animal health care!
Mark Your Calendar!
T-Town PAWS' annual Sidewalk Sale
Saturday, November 3, 2012, 7 am - 12 pm
Nancy & Co. parking lot, Northport
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Our sponsors impact the people and animals in the community. We appreciate their support!
Memory and Honor Gifts
We appreciate families that designate T-Town PAWS as a recipient of memorial donations in lieu of flowers. T-Town PAWS is pleased to send an acknowledgment card to the family for each gift we receive.
Gifts can be made securely online or by mail. If donating online, please email acknowledgement details to our Executive Director upon completing donation process. If mailing a check, please make sure to enclose acknowledgment information and send to T-Town PAWS at:
Post Office Box 20028
Tuscaloosa, AL 35402
Lost & Found
If you have lost or found an animal, here is what you can do:
- Any found pets can be taken to Tuscaloosa Metro Animal Shelter on 35th Street. Please call 752-9101 or go by there to look for your pet.
- Look for or add a FOUND animal to Metro's website.
- Look for or add a LOST animal to Metro's website.
- Post a picture and description of your pet on T-Town PAWS Facebook page.
- Don't forget to advertise in the newspaper "Lost/Found" sections & put flyers up around your area.
- Best Friends has a great resource if you've found a stray.
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