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 Dear Larimer Humane Society!
I wanted to fill you in on what a wonderful addition Dakota has been to my and my loved ones lives! I adopted him about 6 months ago and life has been better ever since! He’s the sweetest cat I have ever met…and many of my friends and family feel the same. He’s pretty amazing athletically-super jumper and catcher. Dakota likes other animals too. He’s the most well rounded pet I have ever had! We love him so much! Thanks so much! Tosca H.
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The Larimer Humane Society (LHS) and Fort Collins Cat Rescue (FCCR) are teaming up to try and reduce the pet overpopulation problem in northern Colorado. LHS will be offering a free spay voucher, provided by FCCR, to anyone who surrenders a litter of unwanted pets. This voucher is for a free spay surgery at Fort Collins Spay/Neuter Clinic, a part of FCCR’s agency.
The voucher can only be used for the mother animal of the surrendered kittens or puppies.
Additional vaccines, testing, or pain medication are to be paid in full by the owner of the animal. If proof of a current rabies vaccination is not available the animal will be required to have a rabies vaccination given on the day of surgery for $12.
An appointment must be made with Fort Collins Spay/Neuter Clinic before taking the animal in for surgery and the voucher must be presented on the day of surgery. The Clinic is located at 2321 East Mulberry #9 in Fort Collins. Office hours are Tues, Thurs, and Sat 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and Mon, Wed, and Fri 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Surgery days are Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
For more information contact the Fort Collins Spay/Neuter Clinic at 970-484-1861, www.fortcollinscatrescue.org or the Larimer Humane Society at 970-226-3647, www.larimerhumane.org
To make a donation to benefit this program contact the Spay/Neuter Clinic and ask to make a donation to the P.A.L. program (Prevent a Litter).
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Pet of the Week
 Hello, my name is Wednesday (A261053). I am a spayed female black domestic mediumhair about 2 years old.
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