PCHS SPAY CLINIC
The PCHS Spay Clinic is a limited service clinic that helps those most in need in our community. The clinic is open to qualifying income citizens and animals from local shelters, rescues, and humane societies. The clinic is run by the Pulaski County Humane Society with the help of a licensed vet tech, local veterinarians, and dedicated volunteers. The clinic is located in the back of the Pulaski County Animal Shelter and Humane Education Center. Its special design allows observers to watch surgeries going on in the sterile area of the clinic through sliding glass windows.
Applications
- CLICK HERE for the financial aid application (opens in Microsoft Word)
- CLICK HERE for the humane society/rescue application (opens in Microsoft Word)
Your completed application must be returned to PCHS for approval. You may fill out your application electronically and email it to pchsva@gmail.com or you can mail it to us or bring it to our office at the shelter.
Volunteering at the Clinic
Interested in volunteering? We need volunteers for the following duties:
- Help with preparation. Volunteers prepare kennels and cages the day before surgery (usually takes 2 hours on a Tuesday, and can be done in the afternoon or evening since the shelter is already open for Yappy Hour)
- Help with check-in. Volunteers organize the 15-25 pets and their paperwork on the morning of surgery (7AM-10AM on the day of surgery. This is a job for early risers!)
- Help with recovery. Volunteers monitor animals as they come out of surgery, clean kennels, and check out pets when their owners arrive. (9AM-1PM and/or 1PM-5PM on the day of surgery)
All surgery volunteers MUST SHOW UP at their slated time since we have 20 - 30 pets scheduled to have surgery.
All volunteers must be able to work in concert with other volunteers.
If you think you might be interested in volunteering at the clinic, please contact us!
*Special thanks to SHONEY'S for sponsoring our Surgery Days!*
