Our Mission Statement:Promoting responsible dog guardianship through spay/neuter assistance and education.
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How it started....PAL was the dream of a passionate animal advocate, rescuer and volunteer. Seeing first hand the negative affects of pet overpopulation, Debbie wanted to be part of the solution. It was on that belief that PAL was started and so our mission began to provide spay/neuter assistance and education in an effort to help reduce pet overpopulation, the number of homeless and euthanized dogs and promote responsible pet guardianship in our community.
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About us:Located in Salem, Oregon PAL is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization that raises money to help spay and neuter dogs in our community. PAL was founded to help all breeds of dogs and all individuals in our community, with no income restrictions. In addition to providing spay and neuter assistance, PAL also promotes responsible pet guardianship through outreach and education.
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SPAY AND NEUTER ASSISTANCE
We currently have working relationships with Oregon Humane Society Salem Campus (for individuals on assistance, with pets that are 6 years or younger and under 90 lbs) and Willamette Valley Animal Hospital in Gladstone, OR. If you qualify for the program offered at Oregon Humane Society Salem Campus (formerly Willamette Valley Humane Society), or are willing to travel to Gladstone, we can help you!
We are temporarily closed from May 15th - July 31st to raise funds and are not taking, or responding to, any requests for spay/neuter services. To find out more about our services, please contact us on or after August 1st by clicking the contact button or sending us an email at PALoregon@gmail.com.
We are temporarily closed from May 15th - July 31st to raise funds and are not taking, or responding to, any requests for spay/neuter services. To find out more about our services, please contact us on or after August 1st by clicking the contact button or sending us an email at PALoregon@gmail.com.
Due to the recent increase in the number of individuals NOT following procedure, we must reiterate our policies:
DO NOT MAKE AN APPOINTMENT UNTIL YOU RECEIVE APPROVAL FROM US. WE WILL E-MAIL YOU WITH DIRECTIONS AND A CONFIRMATION, AFTER RECEIVING YOUR CO-PAY, PROOF OF ASSISTANCE (if applicable) AND COMPLETE INFORMATION. IF YOU RECEIVES SERVICES AND DO NOT HAVE A CONFIRMATION E-MAIL FROM US, YOU WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL COSTS.
CO-PAY AMOUNTS ARE VALID FOR 30 DAYS FROM THE TIME INFORMATION IS SENT VIA E-MAIL. AFTER 30 DAYS, PLEASE SEND AN E-MAIL TO CONFIRM THE CO-PAY AMOUNT BEFORE SENDING ANY MONEY IN.
DO NOT MAKE AN APPOINTMENT UNTIL YOU RECEIVE APPROVAL FROM US. WE WILL E-MAIL YOU WITH DIRECTIONS AND A CONFIRMATION, AFTER RECEIVING YOUR CO-PAY, PROOF OF ASSISTANCE (if applicable) AND COMPLETE INFORMATION. IF YOU RECEIVES SERVICES AND DO NOT HAVE A CONFIRMATION E-MAIL FROM US, YOU WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL COSTS.
CO-PAY AMOUNTS ARE VALID FOR 30 DAYS FROM THE TIME INFORMATION IS SENT VIA E-MAIL. AFTER 30 DAYS, PLEASE SEND AN E-MAIL TO CONFIRM THE CO-PAY AMOUNT BEFORE SENDING ANY MONEY IN.
Please allow up to 14 days for a response, as this is run by volunteers.
Licensing your dog is a requirement of using our services. Proof of licensing must be provided within 30 days of the spay/neuter. Please send proof to Prevent A Litter through email (scan, picture, etc.) to:
paloregon@gmail.com, or mail to P.O. Box 3832, Salem, OR 97302.
*We are NOT a veterinary office, nor do we assist with medical services other than spay or neuter.
We do NOT help pay for, or refund, the cost of spay/neuter services if you choose to use a different veterinary office.
We DO NOT provide assistance to cats.
Please click on our resources tab for information about spay/neuter assistance for cats, Pit Bull specific resources in Oregon, and resources for other states.
Please click on our resources tab for information about spay/neuter assistance for cats, Pit Bull specific resources in Oregon, and resources for other states.
Promoting responsible dog guardianship through spay/neuter assistance and education in the Salem/Keizer, Oregon area.
