Valley Humane Society’s Phil Scholz Veterinary Surgery Center will provide much-needed spay and neuter services to the public as well as shelter and rescue partners, many of whom have experienced significant delays in locating available spay/neuter appointments for their adoptable animals. With the ability to perform up to 140 surgeries a week, the surgery center will have a significant impact in reducing pet overpopulation, enabling rescue groups to ready their homeless pets for adoption faster, and moving animals from shelters—including Valley Humane Society—into homes more quickly.
In addition, the surgery center will offer specialty procedures for clients of veterinary referral when lifesaving outcomes for their patients are threatened by financial challenges. This increased access to necessary care will help keep owned pets out of shelters and in the arms of the guardians who already love them.
You can help adoptable animals, reduce pet overpopulation, and keep pets out of shelters! Your donation today will support the Phil Scholz Veterinary Surgery Center and help Valley Humane Society serve rescued animals and pets throughout the community.
