I understand. Wee kits snuggle into life before you even know it happened. đ
Here’s some information on veterinarians so you can find a free or low-cost spay or neuter/services.
Working with veterinarians
1) Negotiate a payment plan with your vet. If you’re a client in good standing, they may be happy to work out a weekly or monthly payment plan. However, a vet you’ve never been to may not agree to such a plan.
Offer to perform a service for your vet like cleaning kennels, answering phones or other work in lieu of cash.
2) Get a second opinion. You’ll pay a consultation fee, but another vet may have other, less expensive ways to treat your pet.
Use a vet in a less expensive area. Vets in smaller towns tend to charge lower fees.
3) Check out local veterinary schools. Many run low-cost clinics for limited income clients. The American Veterinary Medical Association’s website and VeterinarySchools.com have lists of veterinary schools by state.
http://www.humanesociety.org/animals/resources/tips/trouble_affording_pet.html?
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