APET is pleased to announce that due to our previous successes with our spay/neuter program, we were awarded a new one-time grant which allowed  500 animals  to be spay/neuter in a 5 week period.  As of June 2011 this program has now ended.

Please call to get a reduced rate  to  Get your dog/cat Fixed . Extra charge for animals in heat or pregnant .

                                                                                                 Pets and Feral Animals

Call for Appointment or details!

903-569-0505 or 877-569-0505

* Breeders Not Eligible *

Services provided by Winnsboro Veterinary Medical Center, 21006 TX Hwy 11E, Winnsboro, TX 75494, 903-342-3563  Matt Gerdes DVM and David Howton DVM.  Animals are kept overnight following surgery.

APET SPCA raises money through grants and donations to fund the cost for low cost spay and neuter.  Some of our funding has been generously donated by:  ASPCA, Build a Bear and AHIMSA

Please donate to APET SPCA to help continue this important program.

2010 Results:

In 2010 APET SPCA fixed a total of 875 animals: 480 cats and 395 dogs. 35% of the females that were spayed or neutered were already in heat or pregnant (109 dogs, 91 cats).  Since November 2006 total dogs and cats spay/neutered with the APET program: 4,248

Total amount paid out by APET for this program: $40,132 (thanks to all of you who donate to help make this possible); pet owners paid approximately $22,000 in copayments

It is important to mention those who work so hard to make the spay/neuter program possible

Dr. Howton, Dr. Gerdes, and the staff at Winnsboro Veterinary Medial Center.  Thank you so much for your hard work and dedication to this important program.

A Big, Big thank you to APET’s telephone team.  This program would not be possible and would not happen without the efforts of these dedicated volunteers:  Winnie Beck, Carol Whitcomb, Garry Christian, Ann Martin, Margo Cobb and Sandy Hocking.

We are looking for two more volunteers to add to our group.  With 8 people the telephone rotates once every other month so the work is very manageable.  For more information on how you can help get dogs and cats spayed/neutered or help with our phones please call 903-569-0505.

Please help to eliminate unwanted litters of puppies and kittens.