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If you would like more information about Bark Busters Home Dog Training, click here to send an email! Butch Williams of Bark Busters in Hickory, NC is a dog behavioral Therapist & Trainer. (828) 310-4841 www.barkbusters.com 
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Phone: (828) 433-1115
Fax: 828-438-8150 417 Kirksey Drive PO Box 1884 Morganton, NC 28655 
Dog Licenses available at Animal Control on Kirksey Drive below Friends For Animals Adoption Center / Shelter. $4 and proof of rabies vaccination (the number) is the only thing required. Annual pet tax: (pay to Sheriff's Dept / Animal Control) $10 for fertile pet and $4 for spayed or neutered. Five or more dogs in a kennel (confined in an enclosure) are $5 each for the first five ($25) and $1 each additional. NORTH CAROLINAspay/neuter low cost Rockingham Humane Society
PO Box 52
Wentworth, NC 27375
336-349-4379
Low cost spay/neuter for pets of low income people. Triad Spay/Neuter Clinic
Greensboro NC
336-375-3222
Low cost spay/neuter clinic for pets and ferals.
www.triadspca.org Web site Support our work maintaining this spay-neuter list by telling your friends about our cool cat beds. Save the Animals
Winston-Salem NC
336-765-6572 Humane Society of Charlotte
2646 Toomey Avenue
Charlotte, NC
704-333-4130
Low cost spay/neuter clinic. Friends of Feral Felines
PO Box 473385
Charlotte NC 28247
704-348-1578
www.friendsofferalfelines.org
FFF coordinates low cost s-n events for feral cats and also can tell you about local veterinarians who offer low cost s-n for feral cats at other times. Call for information about low cost s-n in your area, feral cat caretaking, or if you need to borrow carriers or humane traps, or if you are a land owner or farmer willing to host displaced feral cats, or if you'd like to volunteer to help. Humane Alliance Spay/Neuter Clinic
Asheville, NC
828-252-2079
Low cost spay/neuter. Serves 12 counties. Haywood Animal Welfare Association
PO Box 992
Waynesville NC 28786
828-452-1329 or 452-3751
Takes phone calls Tuesdays through Saturdays from 10 am to 4:30 pm. Call for information or to make a reservation for the next clinic. Holds clinics twice a month. Friends of Felines
PO Box 475
Castle Hayne, NC 28429
910-452-6721
Email friendsoffelines@aol.com
For feral cats, spay/neuter clinics are held on Sundays. Call for details and appointments. Friends of Felines is run entirely by volunteers. Coastal Cat Clinic
Jacksonville, NC
910-938-4515
Second Chance Pet Adoptions
Cary, NC
919-460-0610
Operation Catnip provides free spay/neuter and vaccinations for feral and stray cats. Spay Neuter on Wheels
central NC
919-481-6655
Mobile van offers affordable s/n for pets and feral cats. Operation Catnip
Raleigh NC
919-779-7247
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We need to present Davie's Law (abolish the cruel gas chamber as a means to destroy unwanted animals) again in 2010! The North Carolina Coalition for Humane Euthanasia (video of gas chamber) is dedicated to ending the cruel killing of animals in our state's shelters. We believe that taxpayers should not pay the bill for animal suffering. More than 20 NC county shelters are still using gas chambers and other inhumane methods to destroy unwanted animals. Innocent pets suffer in their last moments, gasping for breath and wailing until they finally succomb to poisonous carbon monoxide. You pay the bill, and you have the right to ask for change. Shortly after Sheriff McDevitt took office, Friends For Animals Humane Society of Burke County, NC and The Animal Control staff destroyed the gas chamber ! 
Ask a question, answer a thread or start your own topic. New law means shelter will have to keep animals longerHumane society responds to complaints, takes action
Everyone involved with Burke County Friends for Animals seems to want what's best for the animals. Burke County Sheriff John McDevitt said Burke County Friends for Animals is a great support for the county animal control. Of those, 1,205 were adopted through Burke County Friends for Animals.
The News Herald - Dec 22, 2009 By Sharon McBrayer | The News Herald 
Humane Society Of Catawba County offers
low cost Spay/Neuter services through our SNIP Regional Spay/Neuter Clinic located at
3224 20th Ave. SE, Hickory. Call 828-464-2FIX (2349) for information. Come to the shelter to schedule your appointment.There are thousands and thousands of companion animals that end up being euthanized in county shelters every year due to pet over-population. By spaying/neutering, you can help reduce the number of unwanted pets. Your pet will also be less at risk for health problems when you have them spayed and neutered. It really is important, for many reasons! (Please feel free to call us or your veterinarian for more information).
For more information, you can email the SNIP Clinic administrator: snip@catawbahumane.org
How It Works:
1. You will need to fill out a carbon copy registration form for each pet you wish to have spayed/neutered. This form is only available at HSCC during business hours Tuesday-Friday 12-5:30 p.m. or Saturday 12-4 p.m.
2. You must pre-pay (cash or major credit card only) in order to reserve your pets' appointment. Space is limited. The SNIP clinic no longer accepts checks as a form of payment.
Pricing:
$69 (male dogs/cats)
$79 (male dogs over 80 lbs)
$69 (non-pregnant female dogs under 80 lbs)
$69 (non-pregnant female cats)
$75 (pregnant cats)
$80 (pregnant dogs & female dogs over 80 lbs)
$95 (females who are pregnant AND over 80lbs)
*If you do not have a current Rabies Certificate for your pet, you will be required to have a Rabies Vaccine for an additional $8. If you want your pet to receive a 3 year rabies vaccine we must see the certificate and make sure it hasn't expired. 3 year rabies vaccines are also $8.
* Multiple cats may come in the same carrier when you bring them in but they MUST leave in separate carriers going home. If you don't have enough carriers you can purchase cardboard carriers from us for an additional $7 each.
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YOU MUST HAVE AN APPOINTMENT!
(Please read "How it Works")
Bring your pet to HSCC between 8-8:30 a.m. on your pre-scheduled surgery day. We are not able to accept pets any earlier than that. You must wait for a HSCC staff member to check-in your cat or dog. Make sure your pet has not eaten since 10 p.m. the night before.
Dogs must be on leashes, cats must be in carriers! If you don't have one you may purchase a cardboard carrier for $7 and pick it up when registering. (HSCC recommends that all cats travel in carriers when being transported...for their safety AND yours!)
Pick Up: You should be able to pick up your pet by 5 p.m. on the same day. Call 828-464-2FIX to check on your pet after 2:00 p.m.
Note: The shelter closes at 5:30 p.m.
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IMPORTANT!!
If you do not have a certificate for a non-expired rabies vaccine for each pet having surgery, for an additional $8, we are required to give your pet a vaccine at the time of your pets' spay/neuter surgery. You may also add additional vaccines, heart worm tests and Feline Leukemia/FIV tests for an additional fee.
Please ask a HSCC staff member about services available when you schedule your appointment.
Following your pet's surgery
If there are any questions or concerns directly related to the surgery during the recovery period, please call our office during regular business hours (828) 464-8878. If there is an emergency after hours, contact your regular veterinarian or the After-Hours Veterinary Clinic (828) 328-2660.
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