Low-cost Spay and Neuter Clinics

We are pleased to announce that we are able to have a spay/neuter clinic on Tuesday May 12. If you were signed up for the April clinics that were cancelled, we will be contacting you by phone or text. We request that all attendees wear some sort of mask or face gear and CAAT staff *only* will be allowed inside our building. The dropoff times on May 12th will begin from 730am-830am for cats. We request that you arrive in the parking lot and remain in your vehicle. We will come outside and bring in cat crates after wiping them down to disinfect. If you are bringing a dog, please arrive after 830am and *park across from our building at the large restaurant parking lot*. Our staff will bring dogs in by leash from that parking lot. Any questions or concerns, please contact us via our Facebook page or website. Thank you.
 
https://cv.nmhealth.org/stay-at-home-essential-businesses/


CLINIC SCHEDULE FOR 2020 UP TO JUNE 2020
MAY 12 - Catch-up clinic due to April Clinics being cancelled
JUNE 8 - tentative, to be determined
JULY - AMY IS ON VACATION

ALL-CALL FOR NEWSPRINT!! We are in need of newspaper (not the shiny part) for our clinics.​

Did you know that when you shop for the holidays at smile.amazon.com/ch/45-5639740, AmazonSmile donates to Companion Animal Action Team? Please consider - it helps us a LOT!

Winners of our 2019 Raffle are: 
Serena Thrailkill won the Bullocks Gift Certificate,
Linda DeMarino won the Dog Spay or Neuter and has donated it back to the shelter, 
Linda Star Thompson won the Cat Spay or Neuter,
Kit Tielker won the buffalo throw.

Income Guidelines to Qualify for Reduced Fee
CAAT Spay/Neuter Clinics

​The Spay and Neuter program is required to focus on providing more services to low income households, and details are posted on our website and Facebook.

Previously we charged everyone the same fee, thereby subsidizing anyone and EVERYONE. We must pay our veterinarians from $15.00 to $40.00 more for each animal than we charge our clients. We are able to do that due to our fundraising efforts and the generosity of our fantastic donors and volunteers.
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We can no longer do this for people who do not qualify for low-income assistance as required by our current funding. We want to serve as many as people as possible but must prioritize low income households first.

IMPORTANT -- PLEASE READ
To qualify for our reduced (subsidized) price, please provide the proper ID and documentation, such as: Tax Return (current, preferred proof of income) OR paystubs OR W-2’s OR your assistance award letters (social security, SSI, SSD, Disability), food stamps, etc. If you qualify for HUD housing, SSI, SSD or SNAP please bring documentation.

Sorry, we cannot accept EBT cards.

Please note that even our non-subsidized prices are considerably lower that what is available at most brick-and-mortar veterinary facilities. That is the nature of our mobile clinics. Be aware, however, that we must fill available slots first with low-income households, and if openings remain, then we can admit people at full price.
https://www.paws-n-hoovesvetclinic.com/

AmazonSmile Now Available in-app

If you are an Amazon customer, you can now support Companion Animal Action Team in the Amazon shopping app on your Android device! Simply follow these instructions to turn on AmazonSmile and start generating donations. If you have the latest version of the Amazon Shopping App, open the App on your Android device.
View Settings and select AmazonSmile.
Follow the in-App instructions to complete the process. If you do not have the latest version of the Amazon Shopping App, please update your App.

Tractor Supply Co. Vaccination Clinic​ by
​PetCare Express Inc.

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Don't forget the monthly PetCare Express vaccination clinics at Tractor Supply Company! They offer most vaccinations at a greatly reduced price. Look for their sign in front of the store.

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Rules, prices and all guidelines are
​subject to change at any time.
We reserve the right to
refuse service to ANYONE

WHY SPAY AND NEUTER

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The first step to decrease the euthanasia of healthy adoptable animals is to insure that companion animals are spayed and neutered. .  One female cat and her offspring can produce 420,000 cats in 7 years,  One female dog can produce 67,000 dogs in 6 years.  It costs less to spay and neuter than to raise a litter.
Contact us
CAATNM2012@gmail.com

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CAAT
PO BOX 512
WILLIAMSBURG, NM 87942

Website: http://www.caatnm.org

Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/CompanionAnimalActionTeam