Spay, neuter clinic held this weekend

Are you interested in controlling the animal population in Warren County?

According to Viola Valley Dogs representatives Villa Mitchell and Linda Coursey, getting your pet spayed or neutered is the most effective way to help do this and avoid needlessly euthanizing unwanted litters. That?s why Viola Valley Dogs will be holding a free spay and neuter clinic this Friday and Saturday, May 6 and 7, at the Viola Community Center on Highway 108. Appointments are required and can be made through Friday by calling 939-3153.

Anyone participating in the following programs will be eligible for this free spay or neuter program: AFDC, food stamps, Families First, public housing, Section 8, SSI, SSD, VA disability, Medicaid, WIC or household income level $20,000 or below.

This free spay and neuter program is for those who could not otherwise afford it and is provided by the Rural Area Veterinary Service and is sponsored by Viola Valley Dogs.

For more information, contact Viola Valley Dogs at 939-3153.

?They can?t add, but they sure can multiply,? say organizers. ?Please help us put the human back in humane, spay and neuter your pets.?