Rozzie May Anilmal Alliance Tamworth, NH Spay, Neuter, Pet Food Drives, Mobile Animal Clinic, Pet Education

Respect For Life Rozzie May Animal Alliance  
 
Clinic - 175 Kancamagus Highway, Conway, NH
Mailing Address - P.O. Box 38 Tamworth NH 03886 603-447-1373 E-Mail

WHAT WOULD YOU DO IF YOU COULD HAVE 18 CHILDREN IN A YEAR?
(Please spay or neuter your pet)
603-447-1373

Spay/Neuter Clinics

Clinic fees
Effective July 1, 2010
RMAA spay/neuter clinic
175 Kancamagus Highway, Conway
Cats:
Dogs:
Dates
Female $50
Female $90 (up to 50 lbs)
Up to 3 yrs. of age
September 1
Dr. Kramer
   
September 9
Dr. Kramer
Male - $35
Male $70 (under 50 lbs)
Up to 5 yrs of age
September 14
Dr. Battenfelder
 
Male $90 (50-70 lbs)
Up to 5 yrs of age
September 16
Dr. Kramer
   
September 22
Dr. Kramer
   
September 23
Dr. Kramer
   
September 30
Dr. Kramer
   
October 7
Dr. Johnson
   
October 14
Dr. Kramer
   
October 21
Dr. Kramer
   
October 28
Dr. Kramer

 

Vaccines available
(surgery patients only)
Rabies - $8
Distemper - $10

Please call for more information and an appointment - 603-447-1373

Team RMAA

Participating Veterinarians:

Boothbay Harbor Animal Hospital:
Kjersten Morrison, D.V.M.

Concord, NH
Kendra Champlin, D.V.M.

Fryeburg Veterinary Hospital:
Steve Caffrey, D.V.M.
Scott Johnson, V.D.M.
Kate Battenfelder, D.V.M.

North Country Animal Hospital
Alfred Famiglietti, D.V.M.

Sandwich Animal Hospital:
Julie Dolan, D.V.M.

Stow, Maine:
Monique Kramer, D.V.M.

Clinic Volunteers

Rosemary Armington
Alison Arthur
Jean Basile
Nadine Chapman
Karen Charland
Pam Deluca
Diana Knox
Joanne Treiber
Mary & John Underwood
Dorothy Lindblade
Ellie Eastman
Bernie Kozak
Cindy Bailey
Amanda Beach

 

Together we are making a difference.
RMAA has surgically altered 1,714 dogs and cats (1 rabbit) in 91 one-day clinics.
As of 6/9/2010  

Did you know?

* For every baby born in the U.S., seven puppies and kittens are born. As long as these birth rates exsist, there will never be enough homes for all of them.

* If two cats and all their offspring remain unaltered, (and produce 2 litters per year with 3 kittens per litter surviving), the total numbers become in 5 years  . . .12,000 - in 9 years, 11,000,000!

*Adoption saves one life - Spay/neuter saves millions!

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