Low  Cost  Spay  &  Neuter  Clinics–  Maryland,  DC,  &  Virginia          Animal  Advocates  of  Howard  County      Potomac  Spay  &  Neuter  Clinic  

P.O.  Box  1403     9975  Pennsylvania  Avenue  Ellicott  City,  MD  21041     Manassas,  VA  20110  (410)  880-­‐2488     (571)  208-­‐0199  http://www.animal-­‐advocates.org       http://www.potomacspayneuter.org    Free  (income  restrictions)  and  low-­‐cost  spay/neuter  programs  open  to  all.     Services  available  to  everyone  regardless  of  income  or  place  of  residence.          Animal  Welfare  League  of  Alexandria      SNAP  Inc.  

4101  Eisenhower  Avenue     P.O.  Box  686  Alexandria,  VA  22304     Chesapeake  City,  MD  21915  703-­‐746-­‐4774     (410)  885-­‐5783  www.alexandriaanimals.org     http://members.petfinder.org/~MD110/spayneuter.htm  No  restrictions  on  income.     Low-­‐Cost  spay/neuter  certificates.            Animal  Welfare  League  of  Arlington      Spay  Inc.  –  A  Program  of  the  SPCA  of  Northern  Virginia  

2650  S.  Arlington  Mill  Dr.     P.O.  Box  3240  Arlington,  VA  22206     Arlington,  VA  22203  (703)  931-­‐9241     (703)  522-­‐7920  www.awla.org     http://spay.org  Low-­‐cost  spay/neuter  to  those  with  a  household  income  under  $60,000.     Provides  discounted  spay  and  neuter  referrals  for  dogs  and  cats  in  Northern  VA.          Animal  Welfare  Society  of  Howard  County      Spay  Now,  Inc.  (2  Locations)  

8556  Davis  Road     125  Pullman  Crossing,  Suite  101   7401  Van  Dusen  Road  Columbia,  MD  21045     Grasonville,  MD  21638   Laurel,  MD  20707  (410)  465-­‐4350     (410)  827-­‐6464   (301)  483-­‐7080  https://awshc.org       http://www.spaynow.com    Low  cost  spay/neuter  clinic  open  to  all.     Low  Cost,  High  Quality  Spay  Neuter.  Serving  MD,  VA,  DE,  PA,  and  DC.          Friends  of  Animals      SpayUSA  

Nationwide  Database  of  Clinics  by  Zip  code     Nationwide  Database  of  Clinics  by  Zip  code  (800)  321-­‐7387     (800)  248-­‐SPAY  (7729)  http://friendsofanimals.org       http://spayusa.org    

Certificate  from  Friends  of  Animals  that  can  be  used  for  a  routine  spay  or  neuter  

surgery  at  any  of  FoA’s  participating  veterinary  hospitals.  

  North  Shore  Animal  League  America's  SpayUSA  is  a  nationwide  network  and  

referral  service  for  affordable  spay/neuter.          

 Humane  Society  of  Baltimore  County      Thomas  Beath  Clinic  1601  Nicodemus  Road     628  Cambridge  St.,  Ste.  111  Reisterstown,  MD  21136     Stafford,  VA  22405  (410)  833-­‐8848     (540)  371-­‐SPAY  (7729)  www.bmorehumane.org     http://thethomasbeathclinic.com/#!/page_services1  Low-­‐cost  spay/neuter  with  income  restrictions.          

 

 Washington  Animal  Rescue  League  

                                                             

                                           

                                             

                                                                       

PetConnectRescue.org  

71  Oglethorpe  Street,  NW  

Washington,  DC  20011  Mainline:  (202)  726-­‐2556  or  Medical  Center:  (202)  726-­‐2273  www.warl.org  Low  -­‐cost/free  spay/neuter  and  veterinary  services  for  pets  belonging  to  residents  of  the  District  of  Columbia  and  Prince  George’s  county,  with  income  restrictions.        Washington  Humane  Society’s  National  Capital  Area  Spay/Neuter  Center  

1001  L  Street,  SE  Washington,  DC  20003  (202)  88-­‐ALTER  (202-­‐882-­‐5837)  or  202-­‐608-­‐1356  www.washhumane.org  Low-­‐cost  spay/neuter  on  a  daily  basis.      Well  Pet  Clinic  

21800  N.  Shangri-­‐La  Drive  Unit  16  Lexington  Park,  MD  20653  (301)  866-­‐0303  http://thewellpetclinic.com/    

Low  cost  spay/neuter  without  restrictions.  

 

PetConnect Rescue is committed to reducing the number of unwanted animals. Astoundingly, shelters euthanize 3-4 million pets each year. Decreasing animal overpopulation is the most significant impact of spaying/neutering. However, there are many other benefits to you and your pet.

Advantages of Spaying/Neutering:

Enhances Health – Diminishes the risk of certain cancers such as mammary gland and testicular as well as decreasing the likelihood of internal infections. Obesity and diabetes are not a side effect, despite the misconceptions.

Improves Behavior – Reduces or eliminates aggression, destructive behaviors, marking and escaping in addition to the stress and agitation caused by reproductive drives and urges. Spaying/Neutering will not change the personality of your pet.

Helps Your Community – Decreases the number of strays. Strays may contribute to the spread of diseases (such as rabies), be a nuisance and cause disturbances by making noise, engage in destructive behaviors, cause auto accidents, be responsible for the death of livestock or pets, endanger or frighten children and elderly people, and increase the taxpayer’s expense due to impoundment.

Thank you for assisting us as we help reduce pet overpopulation!