SpayNation for Dogs & Cats

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SpayNation for Dogs & Cats

Pet Food Banks: https://www.selapfp.org/,
Southeast Louisiana Pet Food Pantry: Keeping Families and Pets Together

Southeast Louisiana Pet Food Pantry is on a mission to ensure that pets stay where they belong—with their loving families. They understand that economic challenges can make it difficult for pet owners to provide for their furry companions. That’s why they provide free pet food to qualifying pet owners facing financial difficulties.

Key Initiatives:

Free Pet Food: Southeast Louisiana Pet Food Pantry offers pet food at no cost to eligible pet owners who are struggling financially and finding it hard to feed their pets.
The Impact:
Economic reasons are a major factor in approximately 25% of pets being surrendered to local shelters. This adds up to thousands of animals in our community each year. Southeast Louisiana Pet Food Pantry aims to make a significant difference by:

Reducing the number of pets taken to shelters.
Decreasing the number of pets euthanized due to overcrowded shelters.
Preserving the loving bond between pet owners and their animals.
Relieving individuals of the emotional stress of not being able to provide for their pets.
How to Receive Assistance:
If you or someone you know needs assistance with pet food, you can reach out to Southeast Louisiana Pet Food Pantry. Simply click on the “”Get Help Now!”” button to access the guidelines and complete the online application. Alternatively, you can download an application and email it to [email protected]. Even if you don’t meet all the qualifications, it’s encouraged to fill out the application for assistance, as they strive to help everyone in need within reason.

Distribution Details:
Pet food is distributed on the second Saturday of each month at The Pantry located at 550 Old Spanish Trail, Slidell, LA 70458, Suite F, from 10:00 AM to 11:30 AM.

Southeast Louisiana Pet Food Pantry is making a difference by ensuring that pets and their families can stay together, even during challenging times. Don’t hesitate to reach out and secure the support your furry friends deserve.”

Services Offered: Cat Spay & Neuter
Kittens must be at least 2 lbs and 8 weeks old for surgery.

If your cat has fleas, a flea treatment will be administered at a fee of $7, payable when you pick up your cat.

Rabies vaccination: $13 – required by law for cats over 4 months of age, and will be given unless your animal is up to date on their vaccination requirements.

Feral/community cat $40 (rabies vaccination included – read more)

Male cat: $47
Cryptorchid (undescended testicles): additional $20 per testicle

Female cat: $57
Female cat in heat: no extra charge
Pregnant female cat: no extra charge

Open umbilical hernia repair: no extra charge
Take-home pain medication: $11
E-collar: $9

Community Cat Policies: SpayNation feral cat policies:
To receive the special $40 feral cat pack, cats MUST come to the center in a humane trap. No exceptions.

We have traps available for you to borrow for a fully refundable fee of $100 for standard traps and $185 for drop traps. We will teach you how to use them and give advice on trapping. You can pick up traps at our center between 10:30 a.m. and 3:00 p.m., Monday through Thursday, or by appointment. Please call in advance to check availability.

To serve the needs of feral and community cat caregivers, we do not require appointments for these cats in traps. We accept feral and community cats between 8:30am-9:00am Monday-Thursday. We ask that you take an orange number located outside the front entrance door along with one clipboard with admission form per each cat in trap. Thank you for understanding and thank you for caring for community and feral cats.

Pick up times are the following: Cats brought in Monday-Wednesday will stay overnight and should be picked up the following morning, at 7:30 am. Cats brought in on Thursdays should be picked the same days at 4:30 pm.

County: Lafayette Parish