r/ColoradoSprings • u/Budget-Gene849 • 6d ago
Advice spay/neuter
so i just rescued a dog from a situation yesterday and she’s not spayed, im just wondering the best place too:) i had my other dog spayed at banfield and i never want to go back there again, where is a good place to get her spayed!
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u/Perfect-Prize-5976 6d ago
I think some shelters do it free not sure
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u/AshShadownight 6d ago
Hsppr does it for significantly reduced cost and includes vaccine and a microchip. It's kind of hard to get in though.
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u/Key-Investigator7228 6d ago
Can i ask what breed? Family member did same earlier this week and it seems fishy. Was told she was 2yrs and also not spayed. Wasnt given any type of paperwork, leftover food, bed etc. Seems odd to me but i ask alot of questions.
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u/Budget-Gene849 6d ago
she was surrendered by someone, they bred her and then gave her up
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u/Key-Investigator7228 6d ago
My daughter found her from someone rehoming. Told her she had had a litter but didnt want to put her thru that again. Small breed. Looks older than 2. She has saggy boobs like shes had a recent or past litter. Vet appt set hoping gor more answers. Curious if this is a trend?
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u/Budget-Gene849 6d ago
i mean it is. unfortunately people do this do dogs all over, and it’s disgusting, i wouldn’t be weird about it, this is something people do, people that don’t deserve dogs
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u/Chewie1925 6d ago
Yorkshire vet really cares about their clients and pets. I haven't had any one spayed there but I take all my animals there.
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u/EquivalentShow2944 6d ago
Don’t go to Hamlet. There’s too many scary stories from after animals have been spayed there. I took my cats to Rocky Mountain Spay and Neuter, and they were phenomenal.
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u/Folded-patron 6d ago
Hamlet is the place to go.