Called and set appointment to have my dog spay. Was asked dog's age and breed. Told them a 4 year old german shepherd. They set appointment for the following week at 9am. Arrived early on the scheduled day. It was a mad house. After filling out all the paperwork, was directed to next room to weigh my dog. She weighed 83.2. Little girl says we can't spay dogs over 80 lbs. I looked at her and asked if she was serious. She said yes sir, we don't have the facility to handle dogs over 80 lbs. I told her for 3 lbs I can't get my dog spay? She said yes sir. I told her that 3 lbs would not make a difference. She said thats the rule. Needless to say I was not very happy. So unless you have a lap yapper, don't bother going here.

Its low cost- grant funded I believe. They help spay/neuture for people like us on a budget. We took both our dog and cat 1 year ago. Both are healthy and happy.

Very good.

These people are truely operating this organization out of the goodness of their hearts. Because of their low cost, I have been able to fix my animals and many other animals who wouldn't have otherwise been fixed. Please consider donating an additional $5 or $10 each time you go or bring some supplies. They are running on a shoestring and honestly need our help to keep their doors open. They have a list of things they need posted in the lobby. Right now they are in dire need of laundry detergent, trash bags, kitty litter, and cat food.

First of all I want to say that the staff is nice... they really are. Now, I spent 20.00 on vaccinations.... no big deal right? Now my puppy is in the hospital with Parvo! Which is going to cost about $500.00. And then we have to hope that she lives through it. Let's think about it. Dogs are there to get their shots, right? That means that they don't have them or need a booster. Have you ever thought about how many germs are in the waiting room at a hospital? It is the same concept. So, please spend the extra money and go to a vet. A good vet where things are sterile and the dogs don't have contact with one another. Not a walk in clinic where there are (honestly) 10 dogs packed in a small waiting room for an hour and a half.