OAA is committed to ending pet overpopulation, promoting responsible pet ownership and ensuring the humane treatment of companion animals.
For information about affordable spay and neuter services near you, click here.
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NeuterSooner works with various veterinarians in northeastern Oklahoma and southeastern Kansas to provide discount spay/neuter services for families who need financial assistance to have their pets spayed or neutered. A rabies vaccination is also provided…
Spay Oklahoma is a nonprofit organization established in 2004 which provides high quality low cost services to needy pet owners.
Spay Oklahoma is able to keep their prices affordable for low income pet owners through donations…
February 28th marks the eighteenth annual Spay Day, an event sponsored by the Humane Society of the United States to educate pet owners about the importance of spaying and neutering pets. Oklahoma Alliance for Animals…
Help keep track of vet appointments and vaccinations, locate groomers and pet friendly businesses, teach your dog tricks and much more with these smart phone apps for pet owners.
OAA is committed to ending pet overpopulation, promoting responsible pet ownership and ensuring the humane treatment of companion animals.
Tulsa City Councilor Jim Mautino, District 6, has proposed several changes to the city’s animal ordinances. The changes could have adverse effects for area rescue groups as they try to save as many lives as possible. Read the full story in the Tulsa World.
Read about the issues faced at Tulsa Animal Welfare and the important role the community plays in decreasing the number of animals that must be destroyed each year. Click here to read the entire story in the Tulsa World.
After a long and arduous fight, it looks as if the Oklahoma Commercial Pet Breeders Act will be allowed to to move forward. Both the Oklahoma House and Senate passed the bill with a few amendments which made it palatable for breeders and animal welfare advocates alike. Click here to read the entire story from…
A Tulsa teen was forced to give up her dog, Atheana, and another dog, Megy, when her family couldn’t afford to care for them any longer. Now Atheana and Megy are at Tulsa Animal Welfare looking for a new home. Click here to see a report by News on 6.
