Assistance
To request financial assistance in caring for a lost, injured, or homeless animal, complete this form and e-mail it to Friends of Animals. Include a description of the situation and the amount you are requesting. The advisory committee will review the request for assistance and determine whether assistance is approved.
If approved, the amount may vary and a copy of the receipt(s) showing the expenses incurred is required prior to payment.
Additionally, the advisory committee will determine whether payment will be made to the requestor or to the veterinary clinic where the expenses were incurred.
Spay and Neuter Resources in Butte County
Butte Humane Society Low Cost Spay and Neuter Clinic (BHS) (www.buttehumane.org/page/spayneuter-clinic.php)
587 Country Drive, Chico
530-345-3500 or 530-343-7917 to schedule an appointment
Open M-F, 7:00 AM-6:00 PM, (drop off animal between 7:00 and 7:45 AM the day of surgery)
Paws of Chico Spay & Neuter Program
http://www.chicospayneuter.org/
The mission of PAWS of Chico Spay & Neuter Program is to reduce the cat and dog overpopulation in the greater Chico area. We provide financial assistance to pet owners who need help with the cost of having their cat or dog spayed or neutered. We educate our community on the importance and benefits of spaying and neutering.
To apply for vouchers for low‐cost spay/neuter:
Cat Application: http://www.chicospayneuter.org/PDF/cat_application.pdf
Dog Application: http://www.chicospayneuter.org/PDF/dog_application.pdf
For more information please call Paws at 530‐895‐2109 and leave a detailed message.
PAWS Mike Chestnut Spay and Neuter Clinic
3557 Oro Dam Boulevard, Oroville
530-534-0900 to schedule an appointment
Open M-Th for low-cost spays, neuters, and medical care
Walker Street Veterinary Clinic (www.walkerstreetvet.com/)
512 Walker Street, Orland
530-865-3630
Low rates for spay and neuter services
Note: For maximum health advantages, puppies or kittens should be spayed/neutered by 6 months of age.
Please Note!
Although some FOA members and other caring individuals have assisted in rescuing and placing strays, please understand that:
Friends of Animals is NOT a rescue group, animal shelter, or placement service and is NOT responsible for picking up animals found on campus or elsewhere.