Our Mission Statement:Promoting responsible dog guardianship through spay/neuter assistance and education in the Salem/Keizer, Oregon area.
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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
Effective Jan. 1, 2018, the following changes are in effect:
*What qualifies as government assistance? Click here.
- - Those receiving government assistance* will have a co-pay of $25 per dog (up to 99 lbs) / $50 per dog (100+lbs). Proof of government assistance must be sent in with co-pay.
- - All other individuals will have a copay of $80 per dog (up to 100 lbs) / $100 per dog (100+ lbs)
- - Licensing is a requirement for ALL recipients of the PAL spay/neuter program.
*What qualifies as government assistance? Click here.
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. WE DO NOT ACCEPT CO-PAY'S THROUGH PAYPAL. IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO MAKE AN ADDITIONAL DONATION, YOU ARE WELCOME TO DO THAT THROUGH PAYPAL.
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. WE DO NOT ACCEPT CO-PAY'S THROUGH PAYPAL. IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO MAKE AN ADDITIONAL DONATION, YOU ARE WELCOME TO DO THAT THROUGH PAYPAL.
Thanks to a partnership with Willamette Valley Animal Hospital (Keizer, Oregon), PAL is able to offer low cost spay and neuter assistance for dogs within our community (with a low co-pay of $25; $50 for dogs over 100lbs with proof of government assistance / $80; $100 for dogs over 100lbs for all other individuals). We provide assistance to all individuals in our community, however provide our services at a reduced rate for those that receive government assistance. We DO require that you license your dog in the county in which you live. Dogs as young as 10 weeks may be spayed or neutered. You MUST get pre-approval from us. PAL will not cover expenses that are not approved prior to the services being performed or services that are in addition to spaying/neutering. Please click on the spay/neuter instructions below, or contact us for more information about scheduling a spay/neuter appointment*.
Please allow up to 7 business days for a response, as this is run by volunteers.
If you are a Marion County resident, proof of licensing must be provided prior to services, OR be purchased at time of service from WVAH (cost is $17/yr for a spayed or neutered dog). Dogs under 6 months of age are eligible for a free puppy license in Marion County. If you are not a Marion County resident, you must provide proof of licensing within 30 days of spay/neuter.
*We are NOT a veterinary office, nor do we assist with medical services other than spay or neuter.
Please allow up to 7 business days for a response, as this is run by volunteers.
If you are a Marion County resident, proof of licensing must be provided prior to services, OR be purchased at time of service from WVAH (cost is $17/yr for a spayed or neutered dog). Dogs under 6 months of age are eligible for a free puppy license in Marion County. If you are not a Marion County resident, you must provide proof of licensing within 30 days of spay/neuter.
*We are NOT a veterinary office, nor do we assist with medical services other than spay or neuter.
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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.
