THERE AREN'T ENOUGH HOMES FOR THEM ALL 
Reducing the pet overpopulation is beneficial for every community as hundreds of thousands of cats and dogs are euthanized or suffer as strays every year in the U.S. Please be part of the solution and have your animal spayed or neutered. 

OPERATION PETS- 

DOG SPAY/NEUTER 

$85.00 Includes (may have funding for pitbulls) 



1. Spay/Neuter 

2. Rabies vaccine (4 months or older) 

3. DA2PPV (distemper/Parvo) vaccine 

4. Advantage flea control 

5. Pyrantel dewormer for roundworms 



Additional fees may be required for surgical complications that require longer and more involved surgery, such as: 


• Pregnant 

• In heat 

• Cryptorchid (undescended testicles) 

• Pyometra (pus-filled uterus) 

• Umbilical hernia repair 

• Obese animals 



ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS 


Maximum Weight:............75 lbs. 

Pit/Pit Mix Max Weight:.....85 lbs. 

Minimum Age:.................12 weeks 

Maximum Age:..................5 years 



We do not provide sterilization services for dogs over five years old. 

CAT SPAY/NEUTER 

$58.00 Includes (only $10 if you are a resident of Erie county and recieve medicaid) 



1. Spay/Neuter 

2. Rabies vaccine (4 months or older) 

3. FVRCP (distemper) vaccine 

4. Advantage flea control 

5. Pyrantel dewormer for roundworms 




Additional fees may be required for surgical complications that require longer and more involved surgery, such as: 


• Pregnant 

• In heat 

• Cryptorchid (undescended testicles) 

• Pyometra (pus-filled uterus) 

• Umbilical hernia repair 

• Obese animals 




ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS 

Minimum Age: 12 weeks and 3 lbs. 

Maximum Age: 5 years 



We do not provide sterilization services for cats over five years old. 

Operation PETS 716-783-8998 call between 10-4 Mon-Thur. http://www.operationpets.org/standard_services.php3 

OPERATION PETS 
THE SPAY/NEUTER CLINIC OF WNY INC. 
3443 South Park Avenue, Lackawanna, NY 
(Blasdell Border ~ Route 62 ~ I-90 Exit 56) 
Phone:               (716) 783-8998        ~ www.operationpets.org 




If you don't qualify (income) for Operation Pets you can check out Friends of Animal -they offer low cost certificates - 

Check the website for vets near you that accept them. http://www.friendsofanimals.org/programs/spay-neuter/index.html 

Drop off time is between 8:00—8:30 am.  Pick up time is 5 pm. Cats and dogs must
be in a carrier. Take dogs on a long walk morning of surgery as they will be in a
kennel all day! 

Payment is due at the time of drop-off. At this time we only accept cash or checks
from rescue organizations or shelters but we will soon be able to accept credit
cards and the NYS Animal Population Control Voucher.

Do you have animals ready for spay or neuter? We have openings for next week and
anytime after that. Please call us at the number below to schedule an appointment.
If we’re not there just leave a message and we'll call you back. 

We are physically located in Lackawanna but our mailing address is Blasdell. We’re
on the Lackawanna/Blasdell border at 3443 South Park Avenue (US-62) across the
street from Kaczor Funeral Home. 

From I-90 take Exit 56 (Milestrip Road/RT-179) towards Blasdell.  Turn right onto
Milestrip Road and right onto South Park Avenue.  We’re about two miles from the
Thruway exit — just past Blasdell Nursery on the left side of street.

If you’d like one of our brochures we’d be happy to send one to you. We look
forward to hearing from you.

Linda Robinson/Executive Director
Operation PETS: The Spay/Neuter Clinic of Western New York Inc.
3443 South Park Avenue, Blasdell, NY 14219
Phone: (716) 783-8998

ALSO FREE RABIES CLINICS HAVE NOT BEEN SCHEDULED FOR 2010 YET CHECK THE WWW.ERIE.GOV WEBSITE FOR CLINICS BEING HELD IN SPRING. 





 

Call Feral Cat Focus at               1-888-907-9717        for more information about feral cats or visit www.feralcatfocus.org. 

NEW YORK STATE LOW COST SPAY/NEUTER 
FOR PEOPLE ON PUBLIC ASSISTANCE 
To be eligible to receive a low-cost spay or neuter surgery for your dog or cat: 
- the owner must be a resident of New York State 
- dogs must be licensed in New York State 
- owner must provide proof that they are on one of the following: Temporary Assistance, Food Stamps, Medicaid, Low Income Housing program, SSI. 

Application vouchers are available from: 
- www.agmkt.state.ny.us/AI/apc.html 
- Animal Population Control Program, New York State Dept. of Agriculture & Markets, 10B Airline Drive, Albany NY 12235-0001 
- Call               (888) 669-0870        

The owner fills out the application and submits it to the NYS Department of Agriculture and Markets, Division of Animal Industry. The department will process the application and send a voucher with a list of participating veterinarians. The owner pays a $20.00 co-pay fee to the veterinarian at the time of surgery. If the veterinarian requires certain pre-surgical immunizations, the charge to the owner may not exceed one half of the lowest cost which is charged to a private client. 

SNAP (Spay-Neuter Assistance Program) 

The Second Chance Sheltering Network sponsors weekly clinics for cats only at the Aurora Park Animal Hospital in East Aurora. 


CATS ONLY ~ Open to the General Public 
Clinics held on Tuesday and Thursday 
Drop off between 8:00 - 8:30 am 
Pick up between 4:00 - 4:30 pm same day 
Cost: $80.00 includes spay/neuter and rabies/distemper vaccines 

You must be registered to be accepted into a clinic. 
To register call               (716) 652-1359        and leave a message. 

NIAGARA FELINE FRIENDS CAT CLINIC 
Niagara Feline Friends sponsors a low cost spay and neuter clinic for cats. It's held once a month usually on a Sunday. The cost is $75.00. For additional charges you can have your pet checked and treated for ear mites, worms and fleas. A test can also be run for feline leukemia and FIV. For more information or to make an appointment call 754-2050 Tuesday Friday 1-5 pm. 

VetSNIP 
Cat Neuter/Spay: $50; Dog Neuter/Spay: $75 
(rabies and distemper vaccinations included "if" appropriate) 

The Veterinary Spay/Neuter Inoculation Program (VetSNIP) is sponsored by the Niagara Frontier Veterinary Society. It is designed to increase public awareness of the value of spaying or neutering dogs and cats and to offer financial assistance for low-income community residents. Pet owners with demonstrated need for financial assistance to spay/neuter a dog or cat may be eligible. Owners call the veterinarian directly to schedule an appointment for surgery. A complete list of Niagara Frontier Veterinary Society member hospitals that have agreed to accept reduced fees for sterilization services for low income residents can be found online at http://nfvsonline.org/vetSNIP.html. 

PET EMERGENCY FUND 
The Pet Emergency Fund (PEF) is sponsored by the Niagara Frontier Veterinary Society. PEF is an animal assistance organization that helps defray the cost of emergency veterinary care for owners unable to meet the expense of the services. The Pet Emergency Fund was implemented by local veterinarians and is intended for a one-time intervention in a life-threatening situation for an otherwise healthy pet. The PEF is a 501(c)(3) not for profit organization and is solely by private donations. The PEF welcomes donations in order to continue this effort. Donation boxes and envelopes are available at all local veterinary hospitals. 


Pet Emergency Fund 
P.O. Box 2846 
Buffalo, New York 14240-2846 
              (716) 883-8544        
http://nfvsonline.org/emergency.html