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The NAWS Low Cost Animal Clinic 10080 W. 191st Street Mokena, IL 60448 (708) 478-5102 Spay/Neuter Surgery is performed on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. Wellness Appointments for Vaccines, Physical Exams, Tests, etc. are on Wednesdays from 1p-7p and every other Saturday from 9a-3p. Appointments are required. |
NAWS Fixed and Free Project The NAWS Feral and Stray Cat Sterilization Program This feral cat sterilization program is designed to help create targeted Trap, Neuter, Release (TNR) programs in our communities. The FIXED and FREE project targets feral cats, but also allows our Cat Coordinators to bring in friendly stray cats at the same time for spay/neuter services. NAWS believes that the under-served stray cat population leads to the enormous number of feral cats in our communities, and is committed to decreasing the number of feral cats and strays. Click here for more information. |
NAWS Animal Clinic Services Low Cost Spay/Neuter Those of us in the animal welfare arena work tirelessly to help the incredible number of homeless pets find forever homes. There just are not enough homes for the large number of homeless pets, so the majority end up being euthanized. Something must change in this country, and until the legislators face up to the problem by regulating the over-breeding problem, we will do the following: 1. Increase the number of spayed and neutered animals to prevent unintended pregnancies. 2. Work with local animal shelters and animal control facilities to spay and neuter all pets prior to releasing them to an adoptive family. 3. Target low-income/high-risk areas to offer subsidized spay/neuter services for their pets. Low Cost Vaccines and General Wellness Services We offer reduced cost general veterinary care, as well as low cost annual Rabies, Distemper, and other vaccines that protect pets from serious diseases. We will also develop subsidized vaccine programs for pets that reside in low-income/high-risk areas. Low Cost Microchipping It is so important to be sure that all pets are microchipped in case they ever get away from home and end up in an animal control facility or an animal shelter. The facilities scan all incoming strays to see whether or not they are microchipped, and if there is a chip the facility will call the microchip company and will receive the owner's contact information to allow them to come in and reclaim their lost pet. This program is so vital to help cut down on the number of stray pets that end up euthanized in animal facilities because the owners do not claim them. Our goal is to microchip all pets!! |
| CLINIC PUBLIC PRICING Below are public prices for some of our services - Rescue and Shelter groups should contact the clinic for their discounted pricing. Individuals that are on public assistance qualify for discounted programs, please contact the clinic for more information. Cat Neuter - $40 Cat Spay - $45 Feral or Roaming/Stray Cat Package - $35 Dog Neuter - $70 (additional $20 if over 80 lbs.) Dog Spay - $75 (additional $20 if over 80 lbs.) Pitbull Spay or Neuter - $50 * Note - Males are Neutered and Females are Spayed Most Dog and Cat Vaccines are $15 each Physical Examination $15 Dog Heartworm Test $15 Cat FeLV/FIV Test $25 Fecal Test $15 Microchip with Lifetime Registration $20 We do issue health certificates if you are planning to travel with your pet. |
| More Clinic Information We are able to offer extremely low prices because as a non-profit organization, we can receive private donations and grants that allow us to subsidize the true, higher cost of surgery and keep our prices low for our clients. We do not cut corners or quality. We are not a full-service veterinary clinic and focus solely on spay/neuter and general wellness, because our goal is to prevent unwanted litters and to help offer affordable wellness so that every animal can be cared for. All clinic services must be paid for in cash, we can no longer accept checks due to the high number of returned checks. "No other disease or condition of companion animals takes as many lives as euthanasia. In fact, no other disease comes close." -Janet M. Scarlett, DVM, Ph.D, Cornell University. |
| Why Spay or Neuter? - Reduces your pet's cancer risk. Sterilized pets are healthier. - Saves on vet bills. - Eliminates messy and annoying heat cycles. - Greatly reduces urine spraying and marking. - Stops pets from roaming. - Increases your pet's loyalty. - Protects children from dog bites because neutering reduces aggression. - Lengthens your pet's life because sterilized pets live longer. - Helps to end pet overpopulation. |
| National Animal Welfare Society of the US (NAWS) LOW COST ANIMAL CLINIC |
