Charleston Animal Society Spay Neuter Clinic

    Edisto Operation Stop Overpopulation, 65 animals spayed and neutered in one morning!!!
On Friday, March 27^th the Charleston Animal Society located at 2455 Remount Road will host over 65 animals that will leave the shelter changed for life. We have gathered a team of volunteers, staff members, surgical technicians and veterinarians to pick up, deliver, process and spay/neuter animals from Edisto Island. Beginning at 6am Friday staff and volunteers will start gathering the animals for this life-saving effort to end Pet overpopulation.

“Spaying and neutering is the key to reducing the number of unwanted animals in our community,” says Dr. Lucy Marlowe, Director of Medical Services, CAS. It also reduces many common problems such as spraying, roaming and heat behaviors. “The health benefits are tremendous: pets live longer, remain healthier, and risks of certain cancers are eliminated.”

The Charleston Animal Society along with the ASPCA Mission Orange, is working hard to put an end to the tragic euthanasia and homelessness of healthy animals by addressing the animal overpopulation crisis at its source—in the heart of our local communities that most need our service. We have a pet overpopulation problem in Charleston with more than 12,000 unwanted and homeless pets a year entering our shelters. The Edisto Island “Operation, Stop Overpopulation” is a large step forward in addressing this important issue. With a total population of 1,900 people living on Edisto Island, the number of animals being spayed and neutered will make a significant mark on the pet overpopulation problem for many years to come. If left unaltered the number of animals on the island could easily reach over 6,000 in a period of ten years.
(based on 28 female dogs and 14 female cats)

		Charleston Animal Society Spay Neuter Clinic       Edisto Operation Stop Overpopulation, 65 animals spayed and neutered in one morning!!! On Friday, March 27th the Charleston Animal Society located at 2455 Remount Road will host over 65 animals that will leave the shelter changed for life. We have gathered a team of volunteers, staff members, surgical technicians and veterinarians to pick up, deliver, process and spay/neuter animals from Edisto Island. Beginning at 6am Friday staff and volunteers will start gathering the animals for this life-saving effort to end Pet overpopulation. “Spaying and neutering is the key to reducing the number of unwanted animals in our community,” says Dr. Lucy Marlowe, Director of Medical Services, CAS. It also reduces many common problems such as spraying, roaming and heat behaviors. “The health benefits are tremendous: pets live longer, remain healthier, and risks of certain cancers are eliminated.” The Charleston Animal Society along with the ASPCA Mission Orange, is working hard to put an end to the tragic euthanasia and homelessness of healthy animals by addressing the animal overpopulation crisis at its source—in the heart of our local communities that most need our service. We have a pet overpopulation problem in Charleston with more than 12,000 unwanted and homeless pets a year entering our shelters. The Edisto Island “Operation, Stop Overpopulation” is a large step forward in addressing this important issue. With a total population of 1,900 people living on Edisto Island, the number of animals being spayed and neutered will make a significant mark on the pet overpopulation problem for many years to come. If left unaltered the number of animals on the island could easily reach over 6,000 in a period of ten years. (based on 28 female dogs and 14 female cats)     [photogallery/photo00004017/photogallery/photo00004017/real.htm]   CAS Spay/Neuter Clinic      2455 Remount Road Charleston, South Carolina 29407 (843) 556-SPAY (7729) Monday  and Saturday 8:30-5pm Tuesday- Friday 8:30 am - 7:00 PM Spaying or neutering your pet…. It’s good for you, your pet, and your community. Spay/neuter improves pet health and behavior while lessening the burden on overcrowded animal shelters and taxpayers.” In theory, two unaltered cats and all their descendants can number 420,000 in just seven years! Spaying and neutering is the most humane way to end pet overpopulation! Charleston Animal Society Our Mission The CAS Spay/Neuter Clinic is a non-profit organization that opened it's doors to the public on June 27th, 1997, with a mission to stop the overpopulation of unwanted pets. We are accomplishing our mission by providing low-cost sterilization for all dog & cat owners' in the Lowcountry, regardless of income. In our first full year, we performed 4800 sterilization surgeries, and our goal for the future is to perform 6000 surgeries per year! Our Services The primary service we provide is to spay or neuter your pets: Canine* (Dog) Feline* (Cat) Spay $80- $90 Spay $60 Neuter $60-$70 Neuter $50 *Based on weight. We cannot service animals over 100lbs. Prices are subject to change. The Spay/Neuter Clinic also offers other services to your pets at the time of surgery, most are offered at a reduced rate. Some of these include flea treatments, dewormers, heartworm preventative, vaccines, and diagnostics. Please be advised that this is a one-time only service for each pet and we encourage you to see your regular veterinarian for all other check-ups. The Spay/Neuter Clinic can not refer you to a veterinarian. ______________________________________________________________________________ For Additional Assistance with Spaying and Neutering your pet, call Humane Net "Fix Your Friend" Spay Neuter Campaign. (843) 875-4031 $20 including shots! You can prevent pet overpopulation! Watch this Video ____________________________________ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CMzW3LIkNLA       For more information on why you should have your pets spayed or neutered, please visit "The Dog Hause" today! For more information, please call today *(843) 556-SPAY (7729) Lost Pets | Training Tips  Donations | Alumni | In the News | History | Other Links | Home

CAS Spay/Neuter Clinic 
    2455 Remount Road
Charleston, South Carolina 29407
(843) 556-SPAY (7729)

Monday  and Saturday 8:30-5pm
Tuesday- Friday 8:30 am - 7:00 PM

Spaying or neutering your pet…. It’s good for you, your pet, and your community. Spay/neuter improves pet health and behavior while lessening the burden on overcrowded animal shelters and taxpayers.” In theory, two unaltered cats and all their descendants can number 420,000 in just seven years! Spaying and neutering is the most humane way to end pet overpopulation!

Charleston Animal Society

Our Mission
The CAS Spay/Neuter Clinic is a non-profit organization that opened it's doors to the public on June 27th, 1997, with a mission to stop the overpopulation of unwanted pets.

We are accomplishing our mission by providing low-cost sterilization for all dog & cat owners' in the Lowcountry, regardless of income.

In our first full year, we performed 4800 sterilization surgeries, and our goal for the future is to perform 6000 surgeries per year!

Our Services
The primary service we provide is to spay or neuter your pets:

*Based on weight. We cannot service animals over 100lbs.
Prices are subject to change.

The Spay/Neuter Clinic also offers other services to your pets at the time of surgery, most are offered at a reduced rate. Some of these include flea treatments, dewormers, heartworm preventative, vaccines, and diagnostics.

Please be advised that this is a one-time only service for each pet and we encourage you to see your regular veterinarian for all other check-ups. The Spay/Neuter Clinic can not refer you to a veterinarian.
______________________________________________________________________________

For Additional Assistance
with Spaying and Neutering your pet, call Humane Net "Fix Your Friend" Spay Neuter Campaign. (843) 875-4031 $20 including shots!

You can prevent pet overpopulation!
Watch this Video
____________________________________

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CMzW3LIkNLA

For more information on why you should have your pets spayed or neutered, please visit
"The Dog Hause" today!

For more information, please call today *(843) 556-SPAY (7729)

Lost Pets | Training Tips 

Donations | Alumni | In the News | History | Other Links | Home