Low Cost Spay / Neuter

Animal Save has the lowest cost spay/neuter clinic. Vouchers are available at Sammie’s Friends to help offset the cost of the procedure if you are low-income.

Pound Puppy Rescue offers discount coupons to spay/neuter your chihuahua, husky, pitbull, or malmute. 530.272.1716

Low Cost Vaccination Clinics

VIP at Incredible Pets offers a number of services including vaccines. This is usually available on Saturdays. Call Incredible Pets first to make certain the clinic hasn’t been rescheduled. 530.272.7701

Nevada County Veterinarians

Moving and Rehoming Tips

We know that sometimes rehoming your beloved pet is a last resort when you have simply run out of options. NCPIN does not assist with this, but below is a list of ideas to help you find the best new home for your animal.

And make sure to do your due diligence. You want your pet to go to a good home. Do your research. Create an application and ask all the questions you need to know to be certain your pet is going to be safe, loved and happy.

Ask friends, family, coworkers and neighbors about adopting your pet.
Online Breed Rescues: If your pet is purebred, check with breed rescues online about doing a courtesy listing for you.
Online Advertising: List your pet on Petfinder.com and Craigslist.com (and beware of scammers and people looking for animals to breed.)
Other Local Rescue Groups: Call other local rescue groups about their adoptathons and ask if you can participate with your pet. Rescue For Pet Sake: 530.263.3331, Scooter’s Pals: 530.350.2099
KNCO: Call KNCO Swap Shop, 530.477.KNCO, and talk about your pet. Share the fun stories, and the sad story about why you can’t keep your pet.
Put an ad in The Union newspaper and the Grass Valley Trader. The Union 530.273.9567. Grass Valley Trader 530.272.4919.
Check the shelters ‘Want’ list: Talk to the staff and ask them to check our Want List for people looking to adopt certain breeds of animals.
Place your pet on the Owner Turn-In list at the Shelter: If they have space to take in your pet, they will call you.
Create a flyer for your pet: Talk about your spayed/neutered pet with good photos and lots of information about his/her personality, be sure to include your name and contact number on the flyer, Post your flyer all around town at pet stores and feed stores, and other places that allow flyers, such as thrift stores, vet clinics, etc.
Courtesy Listings: Contact Sammie’s Friends Animal Shelter about a courtesy listing on their Facebook page and website. Pet must be spayed or neutered.

Low Cost Spay / Neuter

Animal Save has the lowest cost spay/neuter clinic. Vouchers are available at Sammie’s Friends to help offset the cost of the procedure if you are low-income.

Pound Puppy Rescue offers discount coupons to spay/neuter your chihuahua, husky, pitbull, or malmute. 530.272.1716

Low Cost Vaccination Clinics

VIP at Incredible Pets offers a number of services including vaccines. This is usually available on Saturdays. Call Incredible Pets first to make certain the clinic hasn’t been rescheduled. 530.272.7701

Nevada County Veterinarians

Moving and Rehoming Tips

We know that sometimes rehoming your beloved pet is a last resort when you have simply run out of options. NCPIN does not assist with this, but below is a list of ideas to help you find the best new home for your animal.

And make sure to do your due diligence. You want your pet to go to a good home. Do your research. Create an application and ask all the questions you need to know to be certain your pet is going to be safe, loved and happy.

Ask friends, family, coworkers and neighbors about adopting your pet.

Online Breed Rescues: If your pet is purebred, check with breed rescues online about doing a courtesy listing for you.

Online Advertising: List your pet on Petfinder.com and Craigslist.com (and beware of scammers and people looking for animals to breed.)

Other Local Rescue Groups: Call other local rescue groups about their adoptathons and ask if you can participate with your pet. Rescue For Pet Sake: 530.263.3331, Scooter’s Pals: 530.350.2099

KNCO: Call KNCO Swap Shop, 530.477.KNCO, and talk about your pet. Share the fun stories, and the sad story about why you can’t keep your pet.

Put an ad in The Union newspaper and the Grass Valley Trader. The Union 530.273.9567. Grass Valley Trader 530.272.4919.

Check the shelters ‘Want’ list: Talk to the staff and ask them to check our Want List for people looking to adopt certain breeds of animals.

Place your pet on the Owner Turn-In list at the Shelter: If they have space to take in your pet, they will call you.

Courtesy Listings: Contact Sammie’s Friends Animal Shelter about a courtesy listing on their Facebook page and website. Pet must be spayed or neutered.