Helping people
help their pets
Welcome to
Spay Neuter Assistance Program
of
Gallia County
If you are a resident of Gallia County and need spay/neuter assistance,
you can fill out our application here.
Please follow all instructions and fill out accurately the first time.
Thanks!
We run on donations, so please consider
contributing to our cause.
You can also use our Debit Card, and
order the Pet Friendly License Plate
the next time you renew!
Debit Card to Benefit SNAP
Get your Pet Friendly
License Plate to Help Fund
Spay/Neuter Services across Ohio
Thank you to the following individuals, organizations, and businesses for donations and/or
help during our Bingo fundraiser on October 8. We appreciate you so much.
Your contributions will help spay or neuter a lot of cats and dogs!
Marge Adkins
Acquisitions Jewelry
Bill & Joy Beaver
Gail Belville
Morgan Benitez
Emily Best
Phyllis Edmiston Brown
Zane & Clarissa Carroll
Lois Carter
Jim & Chris Myers-Cozza
Betty Davis
Julie Dragoo
Elite Look
Bob Evans Farm
Margaret Evans
Carla Fields
Mary Floyd
French City Press
French Town Veterinary Clinic
Friends of Gallia County’s Animals
Jenny Hager
Kelly Hager
Karen Steinbeck Hill
Holzer Gift Shop
McKean Family Farm
Mason County Kitty Korral
TNR Program
Kevin Nicholas
Wendy Knox
Ohio Valley Bank
Ohio Valley Symphony
Virginia Owens
Mike & Linda Plymale
Mallory Roach
Beau Sang, State Farm
Insurance
Shake Shoppe
David Smalley
Donna Smith
Seraphia Snodgrass
Andrea Strauch
Gary & Jill Strauch
Tope’s Furniture
Wal-Mart
Bernice Wells
Carla Willis
Laurie Woodard
Why Spay/Neuter?
Pet overpopulation, high rates of euthanasia, health issues, behavior difficulties - just some of the problems tackled by spaying and neutering. We want to help if we can.
Summer is Here
All animals step up breeding this time of year. Make sure yours are spayed or neutered, and kept indoors. Keeping pets inside is also the safest and healthiest for them. Summer heat can quickly kill.
Never Give Animals as Gifts
As enticing as it might seem to picture a loved one holding a puppy or kitten on a birthday or holiday, resist the urge. Surprise pets are the worst, but even if the person wants a pet, it's much better to visit a shelter together, and let them pick out the animal.
Did you know that kittens in the same litter can have different fathers? It's true. This is because a female cat releases multiple eggs over the course of a few days when she is in heat and can mate with several different toms. So, please, have your male cat neutered as well as your female cat.
Two easy ways to help the animals:
Make a secure donation to SNAP using your PayPal account, or a credit card.
Help fund spay/neuter programs as you spread the message everywhere you drive! Order the Ohio Pet Friendly license plate.
