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No Excuse Monday Spay/Neuter Clinics Weekly Low-Cost Spay/Neuter Clinic In a joint effort between Animal Rescue Merrimack Valley (ARMV) and the Salem Animal Rescue League (SARL), low income Merrimack Valley residents now have access to the first weekly low-cost spay/neuter clinic north of Boston called the "No Excuse Monday Clinics." Th clinic is funded by Foundation M, the Yvon Cormier Foundation and the Massachusetts Animal Coalition (MAC). which is funded by the spay/neuter license plate. The cost to the pet owner is based on a sliding scale. A suggested donation is $75 per cat. However, there is funding for those that cannot afford the fee. Spay/Neuter Financial Support For Those In Need Animal Advocates: www.Animaladvocatesmass.org
Open Wednesday - Saturday and hold several Sunday spay days/month for shelters and rescues. Appointments: 508-991-7727 Stop Clinic in Boston: www.thestopclinic.com Stop Clinic has a van that travels around the area and does spay/neuter. Call 617-571-7151 to find out when they are going to be in your area. Animal Rescue League of Boston: www.arlboston.org Spay Waggin of Boston, can be reached at 877-590-SPAY. They also have a mobile clinic. For other financial support resources, go to our Information Links page. |
Bottle Baby's Story After trapping and neutering 11 cats at a Haverhill farm, it was discovered that a teenage cat at the clinic 
was about to give birth. This baby was born two days later and the young Mom didn't know what to do with her. With the help of bottle feeding this one lives on. Animal Rescue Merrimack Valley cares... Please donate. |
Animal Rescue Merrimack Valley, PO Box 8006, Bradford, MA 01835-8006 USA
Phone: 1-978-374-SAFE
ARMV is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization. All donations are tax deductible.