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The SPCA of Hancock County is working within our community to reduce pet overpopulation, help prevent unplanned litters, and ensure that every animal has a home. With our Last Litter Program, we are able to offer free spay surgeries for cats and dogs brought to our shelter with adoptable litters.Through the Last Litter Program, your adult cat or dog will be placed in foster until the litter is weaned and then the adult will be spayed at no cost to you. The mother can then return home with you. The kittens or puppies will remain with the SPCA-HC to be examined by a veterinarian, spayed or neutered, vaccinated, and microchipped before being adopted by their new families.
**Appointments are required and assistance is dependent on available space and resources.**
The goal of this program is to make sure EVERY kitten or puppy in the litter is spayed or neutered before they go to new homes, and to spay the mother cat or dog to prevent any future litters. When the kittens or puppies are old enough, the SPCA-HC finds them loving forever homes. Be sure to contact us as soon as possible, don't wait until they are weaned and ready to go before getting signed up.
Note: This program is for kittens and puppies under 12 weeks old. If yours are older, contact us to see what other ways in which we may be able to help.
Name of Animal(s)
Breed
Age of Animal (s)
Estimated time left in gestation?
Is the adult up-to-date on their rabies vaccine?
How did you acquire this animal?
Any medical or health issues of which you are aware?
Veterinarian Clinic Name and phone number?
To expedite the admissions process, please send your animal's health records to info@spcahancockcounty.org or upload those records here.
Do you have records showing this animal has been tested for FIV/FeLV (for cats)?
Has this animal lived with other pets?
Please explain any concerns about other animal interactions?
Does the animal get along with small children?
If a cat, do they use the litterbox consistently?
Does the cat have a preferred kind of litter?
The animal enjoys the following activities
Does the animal nip or bite?
Do you want to add any details regarding the circumstances of the bite?
I understand that I am surrendering the litter only and the mother will be returned to me after the litter is weaned and a spay surgery has occurred. I understand that I may be responsible for providing medications as a part of aftercare.
I understand that I will be asked to provide a copy of my government issued identification at the time of drop off.
By submitting this application, I understand that this shelter has the right to accept or deny my Last Litter application. I acknowledge that only persons who have legal ownership over an animal have the right to relinquish it and that the SPCA cannot accept an animal from me if I am not the legal owner or if I am not authorized to act on behalf of the legal owner.
I understand it may take a few days for an SPCA representative to call me, after reviewing this application.
Create Account or Log In:
Creating an account or logging in via facebook/email will let you save your application, and allow you to access your pets medical records and other important information after you adopt or foster.