Pull-A-Cork for Pets
Come Pawty with your pooch
Sunday, May 20th
2-4 pm
Kaya¹s Imports
4117 Union Road across from South County Mall
Proceeds to benefit OpSpot
Live Music from Diamond Dave Brandt
Snacks Provided
Cutest Pet Contest
Wine and Craft Beer Tasting
Attendance Prizes/Raffle
$25/couple or $15/person at door
All dogs must be on a leash and must be pet & people friendly!
Patio seating
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For more information contact Stacey Knight, 314.487.1929
Spay/Neuter Waggin
Granite City, IL
OPSPOT, Partners 4 Pets and SNIP Alliance Bring the "Waggin'" to Granite City, IL
Sat. April 14 & Sun. April 15
America's Central Port, Granite City, IL
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Rules
Dogs up to 55 pounds and cats spayed/neutered for $10.
Residents of Madison County, IL are required to pay a $10 rabies registration fee.
You MUST CALL 618-488-2656 to make an appointment.
You must call at least 24 hours in advance of the clinic.
Pets must be healthy; no pregnant females; males must have two testicles.
Pets CANNOT have food or water after 8pm the night before their surgery.
Bring your pet by 8am. Leave your pet at the "Waggin'" for its surgery.
Pick your pet up between 4-4:30pm.
Cats must be in a sturdy plastic carrier.
Dogs must be leashed.
ST ANN, MO
OpSPOT and SAPA bring the "Waggin'" to the City of St. Ann
Saturday, April 21st
St. Ann Parks Maintenance Building
3940 Industrial St. Ann, MO
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Dogs up to 60 pounds and cats spayed/neutered for $10.
Must provide proof of low income or public assistance: WIC, SS, SSI, Medicaid, Food stamps; paycheck stub less than $20,000 individual; paycheck stub less than $32,000 family. If you have no proof of public assistance or low income, your cost is $40.
Priority to St. Ann residents
Rules
Pets must be healthy; no pregnant females; males must have two testicles.
Pets CANNOT have food or water after 8pm the night before their surgery.
Bring your pet by 8am. Leave your pet at the "Waggin'" for surgery.
Pick your pet up between 4-4:30pm.
Cats must be in a sturdy plastic carrier.
Dogs must be leashed.
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