Spay Today Spay/Neuter Clinic

08/23/2024

We just wanted to reach out and give an update on Spay Today. Even though the clinic is closed, we are still dedicated to our original mission of help the overpopulation of pets in Eastern NC. While in the past it was through our clinic that we were able to help this mission, now we are having to adapt.

Spay Today will remain a non-profit organization but will be focusing on fundraising to help existing programs that assist with low-cost spay and neuter. We are happy to announce that our first partner in this new venture is with Pet Food Pantry of Eastern NC.

04/24/2024

We are sorry to announce that we are having to postpone our Second Chance Gala scheduled for this Saturday.

04/15/2024

Happy Meet Me Monday
This week we have Ace from Greene County Animal Shelter.

Ace came in as an owner surrender due to NO fault of his own. They could no longer care and keep him contained.
Ace is estimated as a 4 year old male, Hound mix. Ace was surrendered to us due to NO fault of his own, they could no longer care and keep him contained. Ace is a sweet loving boy that loves hoomans. He is a small petite boy (20-25lbs) that is full of love and life, he is a grinner also. He is a certified escapee, so an inside home would do best for him. Ace is a super friendly boy that gets along with both male and female dogs. He would do best in a home that is experienced and knowledgeable with the breed. An active home or family would be great due to he is a high energy boy that loves to run and explore.

04/08/2024

Unfortunately no Bow Wow Bingo this month but please mark your calendars for next month! Also we are having our amazing Gala April 27th and we would love to see you all there as well!

04/01/2024

Meet Bob! He is ready for his furever home! He is a sweet approximately 2 year old boy who enjoys being carried around on your shoulder. He loves attention and snuggles! Such sweet eyes! He is neutered, had shots, treated for worms and fleas. Negative for FIV and leukemia. For more information, please message Paws and All Feline Rescue

03/30/2024

In preparation for the upcoming holiday, some tips to help keep your pets safe.

03/26/2024

03/22/2024

Happy Feline Friday!

03/21/2024

Berry just wanted to remind you that we are currently selling tickets for our Second Chance Gala on April 27th.

The tickets are 50.00 per person.

This gala will help us raise money for our TNR program to help cats just like Berry be fixed.

03/20/2024

Free Rabies Vaccination Clinic Scheduled for April 7

PITT COUNTY, N.C. – Pitt County Animal Services (PCAS) in partnership with the City of Greenville APS and SPAY Today will offer a free rabies vaccination clinic for dogs and cats on Sunday, April 7, 2024 from 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. at the Winterville Community Rural Volunteer Fire Department located at 2564 Mill Street, Winterville, N.C.

The clinic will have free rabies vaccinations for 500 pets, first come, first served.

CLINIC INSTRUCTIONS:
• Dogs MUST be leashed and cats in carriers.
• Transport cats in separate carriers to expedite rabies shots administration.
• No Retractable leashes.
• Dogs must be in regular collars or harnesses. No chains are allowed to be used as collars.
• No appointment needed; first come, first served.
• All rabies vaccines given will be valid for 1 year.
• Photo ID with current address is required. If the address on the ID is not current, bring a utility bill that verifies Owner’s current address. Owners without photo ID will be turned away.
• All dogs and cats MUST be at least four months of age to receive the rabies vaccination. Animals under four months will be turned away. If available, bring papers that verify the pet’s date of birth.
• Pets will not receive a rabies vaccination if it is requested more than 30 days before the previous shot’s expiration date. Rabies vaccinations requested within the final 30 days or after expiration will be given.
• If you bring an animal to the clinic for a family member, friend, or neighbor, you MUST have their photo ID (or copy of their photo ID) with their current address and written permission for their animals to be vaccinated against rabies.
• Upon arrival, check in at the tent with tables in the parking lot at the rear of the fire station. Volunteers will be on site to assist.

Staff will be unable to look up previous rabies vaccination records.

North Carolina Law: "The owner of every dog and cat over four months of age shall have the animal vaccinated against rabies." In Pitt County, owners of dog and cats that have not been vaccinated in accordance with this law are subject to a civil penalty in the amount of $100.

For more information, call PCAS at 252-902-1725.

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Media Contact: Dawn C. Jones, PIO
Director, Public Information & Media Relations
[email protected] | (252) 902-2955

03/20/2024

We wanted to let everyone know about our updated TNR policy. Moving forward, we will schedule ferals only on the first and last Thursday of every month. We will only be doing ferals these days (meaning cats that come in a trap). This will allow us to do up to 25-30 ferals on those days, meaning that we can fix more ferals in a month than we have in the past.

We will still be scheduling TNR appointments as usual; it will just be on those days.
If you are part of the county TNR program, this will not affect you.

Please reach out to [email protected] with any questions or concerns.

03/18/2024

Week of March 11th