Projects & Programs
Submit your SpayAK application online at https://petstablished.com/petlover/general_form/24447
Donations are very much appreciated! https://www.kpalrescue.org/donate
SpayAK: A KPAL Rescue Project.
Introducing our revamped SpayAK Program – only made possible by generous donations from our AMAZING supporters!
Shelters and rescues (us included) are inundated with surrendered and abandoned animals. In an effort to reduce the number of unwanted dogs and puppies in our area, KPAL Rescue has revamped our SpayAK Program; we are excited to help even MORE animals in our community!
Approved participants contribute at least $350 towards their dog’s sterilization surgery, and KPAL Rescue will cover the rest of that surgery cost at one of our local veterinary partners! Funds are limited; this program is designed to assist those who cannot afford the full cost of sterilization. This is NOT a FREE program and is only available as funds are available, and at KPAL Rescue’s sole discretion. Participants must also show proof of residency in our covered area (the Kenai Peninsula Borough as well as Kokhanok, Illiamna, non-Dalton, Port Alsworth, and Igiugig). Participants will also be required to pay for any other medical services that are wanted or required at the surgery appointment, to include an up-to-date Rabies vaccination (or providing proof thereof).
Interested in getting your dog spayed/neutered?
•Complete our SpayAK Application at https://petstablished.com/
Interested in making a donation?
•Please visit https://kpalrescue.org/donate/ (https://kpalrescue.org/
Interested in spreading the word?
•Like, comment, or SHARE this post – it really does help!
Thank you to all our generous supporters who help make programs like this possible. With your help, we really can make a difference.
“You can do something big, or you can do something small… whatever you do is better than nothing at all.”
SPAY IT FORWARD!
We often get questions from those who have had an “oops” litter of puppies. Typically these inquiries can’t afford to get all the pups the veterinary care they need yet want to get them into safe & loving homes and to get the mother dog spayed to avoid any more unwanted litters in the future. We have a “Spay it Forward” program that helps us to do just that.