Improved health and longer life:

Scientific research shows that altered companion animals live longer and are less likely to develop cancer and infections.

Reduced behavioral problems:

Altering your pet can lessen undesirable behaviors such as spraying, roaming, aggression, and mounting.

Fewer unwanted companion animals:

By altering your pet, you contribute to the effort of reducing the number of unwanted dogs and cats that are euthanized in our local shelters every year. We are convinced that the homeless pet crisis in the Valley is a direct result of animals left unaltered. Spaying and neutering your pet is the greatest contribution you can make to the welfare of animals in our community.