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Progressive Partnership with SPCA
Promotes Healthy Pets
An innovative new partnership between the City and SPCA is breaking new
ground in the local area. The program is designed to help reduce the
number of unwanted and homeless household pets and also assist with
programs that support healthy, well-trained pets and knowledgeable pet
owners.
Traditionally, the SPCA has provided 1) a
home for lost or injured animals until owner and pet are reunited; and 2)
adoption and spay/neutering services. However, Monterey and the SPCA are
now collaborating to bring training classes and other opportunities
directly to Monterey residents. Many of these programs will take place at
community centers and other City locations. Look for upcoming
opportunities on our Web site and through the local media.
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Get great pet care at low prices
with the City/SPCA partnership. |
“One-Stop Shopping” for Monterey Pet Owners
Where do I take my pet?
Monterey Peninsula College Farmer’s Market, every fourth Thursday of
each month, 2 to 4 p.m.
What services are provided?
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Microchip: $25
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Rabies vaccinations,
required for all dogs in the city: $14
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Licenses, required for all dogs in the city: $9 (if the dog is spayed/neutered) or
$24
(PDF)
Rabies vaccinations protect you and your pet! Microchips and license tags provide added security when a pet is lost or stolen. For more info, call the SPCA at
373.2631 ext. 224.
SPCA contact info: 373.2631 or
www.spcamc.org.
SPCA location: 1002 Highway 68, directly across from Laguna Seca Raceway. |
