Last week, Animal Advocates of Chattooga County announced that they had ran out of funding for the spay and neuter grants that were available for pet owners in Chattooga County.  However, County Commissioner Blake Elsberry and Chattooga County Animal Control came up with an alternative that will be available to pet owners, with registration starting today for a low-cost spay and neuter clinic in partnership with the Atlanta Humane Society.

The low-cost spay and neuter clinic in Chattooga County on Monday, August 26th and Tuesday, August 27th.  Registration for the low-cost clinic starts today at 10 AM and must be done in person at Chattooga County Animal Control, located at 464 Red Oak Road in Summerville, off Highway 100.
A $10 refundable cash deposit is required to make appointments.  The exact location for the clinic has not been determined, and there is a limited number of appointments available.  To sign up, pet owners will need to come to Chattooga County Animal Control in person.  Appointments will not be made over the phone.  Pet owners should bring a picture of the animal(s) with them.