The Oklahoma Alliance for Animals announces FIX 5000, a new spay/ neuter program to help low-income households get pets spayed or neutered affordably and conveniently.
FIX 5000 will work with private animal hospitals in the region to provide local services for low-income residents. The program will serve residents of Creek, Pawnee, Washington and Rogers counties, with even more locations to come.
OAA President Jamee Suarez said, “For many low-income homes, the distance to an affordable clinic is a big factor in following through with getting a pet spayed or neutered. By equaling the cost at a low-income program in Tulsa, and providing the service locally, we hope that hundreds of unwanted litters will be prevented.”
In partnership with Spay Oklahoma, "It’s Hip to Snip!" is offered to recognize and expand on the national Spay Day initiative - turning a one-day event into a month-long promotion. Spay Day identifies spay/neuter as part of the long-term solution to pet overpopulation.
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During these economic times, many individuals are faced with reducing the size of their donations and non-proft organizations like OAA are feeling the effects of the economy. OAA has been making a difference in the fight to reduce the pet overpopulation. We are reaching out to first time donors to help OAA continue our mission.