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Stanislaus County SCATE Program For Pet Cats

February 26, 2007 : 12:00 AM

Be a part of the spay/neuter solution! Get your pets fixed, vaccinated and microchipped through the Stanislaus County Alternative To Euthanasia voucher program.

Who is the Program For?
Any resident of Stanislaus County (Proof of County Residency Required).

What Animals?
Any Dog or Cat 4 months old or older.

What does it Cost?
$140.00 for a standard voucher
$72.00 with proof of low income

The pet owner must provide one of the following:

A current Medi-Cal Card
A current EBT Card
A current low-income Utility Bill
The name and address on the proof of low income must match the owner’s identification.

What do I get for the SCATE Voucher?
A spay or neuter surgery
A rabies vaccination
A microchip (permanent identification) with registration in a national data base
A license
And the knowledge that you have done your part in helping to solve the “Pet Overpopulation Problem”!

Where Can You Get the SCATE Voucher?
At the monthly low cost vaccination/license clinics sponsored by Stanislaus County Animal Services. The pet and the owner must be present at the clinic.

Click here for clinic locations, dates and times:
http://www.co.stanislaus.ca.us/AnimalServices/low-cost-clinics.shtm

Where do I Take My Pet After Receiving a Voucher?
Any of the 21 participating veterinarians indicated on your SCATE Voucher.

Where Can I Get More Information?
Call the Animal Shelter at (209) 558-7387
http://www.co.stanislaus.ca.us/AnimalServices/scate.shtm

Comments

November 28, 2007 at 12:04 AM
posted by: wabit

This line is also for dogs i stood in this line for about 15 minutes its kind of hard when u have dog aggressive dogs to stand and wait. Animal service's board???? not in this town, more like the board of morons and that is being nice

November 18, 2007 at 2:11 PM
posted by: mowudwn

Vouchers can only be purchased at a low cost vaccination/license clinic held ONLY on the 3rd Saturday of every month.
SCATE Voucher program could be a great program if the vouchers were more available for people who also want to help control the pet population... As I tried WITHOUT SUCCESS to get 2 vouchers on 11-17-07 ( 2 stray kittens) drove from Modesto to Denair thinking I could just purchase vouchers since there is no mention that you MUST bring the animals w/ you.
to be given microchip & vaccinations...GO EARLY LONG,LONG, LONG WAIT,
This is a frustrating process having to wait for ONE clinic each month and TRY to get a voucher.. It would be nice if they could be purchased through one of the participating vets or if their could be a line for SCATE voucher purchases?, or more clinics? Seriously, the Animal Services Board should take a closer look at this process OR better yet try for themselves to get a voucher. Good luck!