Spay/Neuter surgery vouchers for large dogs offered by Cedar Creek Lake group




Large, unadoptable dogs overpopulate animal shelters, and they often wind up euthanized rather than adopted.

Friends of the Animals Low-Cost Spay and Neutering Clinic in Gun Barrel City recently received a grant to provide financial assistance for the neutering and spaying of male and female dogs wieighing more than 40 pounds.

A copay is requested from the owners but not required. To hold an appointment a $17 refundable deposit by cash, check or debit card is required to schedule surgery.

The grant is dedicated to large dogs because of the difficulty adopting them. They can have litters of up to 15 puppies as often as three times per year.

Surgery vouchers are available at The Family Resource Center in Gun Barrel City, 903-887-4711 and the Community Food Pantry in Tool, 903-432-3003.

A drivers' license, social security card and proof of income are required to obtain a voucher.

Friends of the Animals performs surgeries every Tuesday by appointment. Low-cost vacinations also are available.

For information, call 903-887-7387 or visit www.friendsoftheanimals.org.




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