Valley Animal Rescue

Looking for affordable spay/neuter, microchip, and vaccine services. Check out the Lanark Leeds and Grenville Spay Neuter Clinic in Brockville. The clinic is open to anyone.
Here's the link to pricing
https://613345spay.ca/untitled-1/

And their home page where you'll find the online booking form
https://613345spay.ca/

hat’s included
Price Plus HST

Cat Neuter Surgery
Male cat neuter for cats up to 5 years old. Includes physical exam and nail trim, post-op pain medication and spay/neuter certificate. Cats must be brought in a secure carrier.

$135 plus HST

Cat Spay Surgery
Female cat spay for cats up to 5 years old. Includes physical exam and nail trim, post-op pain medication and spay/neuter certificate. Cats must be brought in a secure carrier.
$230 plus HST

Mature Cat Spay
Mature cats that have had multiple heats or previous litters may require more time and may be charged an additional mature cat fee.
$50 plus HST

Small Dog Neuter Surgery
Small male dog neuter surgery for dogs up to 5 years old and under 25 lbs. Physical exam, nail trim, post-op medication and spay/neuter certificate.
$300 plus HST

Medium Dog Neuter Surgery
Male dog neuter surgery for dogs up to 5 years old, 26 - 50 lbs. Physical exam, nail trim, post-op medication and spay/neuter certificate.
$310 plus HST

Large Dog Neuter Surgery
Male dog neuter surgery for dogs up to 5 years old, 51 - 75 lbs. For larger dogs, please call for a quote. Physical exam, nail trim, post-op medication and spay/neuter certificate.

$345 plus HST
Small Dog Spay Surgery
Female dog spay surgery for dogs up to 5 years old, and under 25 lbs. Physical exam, nail trim, post-operative medication and spay/neuter certificate.

$350 plus HST
Medium Dog Spay Surgery
Female dog spay surgery for dogs up to 5 years old, 26 - 50 lbs. Physical exam, nail trim, post-op medication and spay/neuter certificate.

$375 plus HST
Large Dog Spay Surgery
Female dog spay surgery for dogs up to 5 years old, 51 - 75 lbs. Physical exam, nail trim, post-op medication and spay/neuter certificate.

$425 plus HST
Mature Dog Spay
Mature dogs that have had multiple heats or previous litters may require more time and may be charged an additional mature dog fee.

This is at the veterinarian's discretion.
$50 plus HST

Hernia Repair
Umbilical hernias can be repaired at the time of your pet's spay or neuter.
$100-200 plus HST based on the size of the hernia and the time required to repair.

Some breeds, specifically brachycephalic dogs, are more prone to nausea, and you will see Emavert on your estimate before admission, for example, Pugs, French Bulldogs, Boxers, and Bulldogs.
$50 plus HST

Fluids
All dogs have an IV catheter placed at the time of surgery (already included in your surgical package; you have the option of IV fluids during surgery for $30. This protects the kidneys and helps in recovery.

We love our cats too! SQ fluids during surgery are $20; fluids are given under the skin and absorbed throughout the body, and help the kidneys.

This is completely optional unless your pet is over 5 years old.
$20-30

Rabies Vaccine
Pre-op rabies vaccine.
$50 plus HST

Microchip
Adding a microchip during surgery is easy and painless. Microchips are about the size of a grain of rice, and can help locate your animal if it gets lost.
$50 plus HST

Bodysuit
Bodysuits are a great alternative to the cone. Animals should not be licking their incisions after surgery. Prices vary depending on size.

Male dogs $40 plus HST
Female dogs $40 plus HST
Female cats $33 plus HST (not available for male cats)

Little Milo needs our help! His owner can no longer care for him and he needs rescue due to his owner's health. We have been told that if we don't bring him into rescue, Milo will be put down. That's not meant as a threat, but rather that we are Milo's last stop for the owner. We won't let that happen. 🐾💕
In order to bring him into rescue, we need a foster or foster-to adopt home and are seeking help here.

Milo is a 10-year-old, neutered Chihuahua, weighing 3.7 kg who is looking for a quiet, loving home to spend his golden years.

Milo is the perfect combination of cuddly and independent. He loves being close to his people but is also content curling up on a chair for a long nap. His favourite place to be is burrowed under a cozy blanket, where he’s happiest.

He enjoys car rides, loves treats (and food in general!), and his favourite toys are squeaky chickens from Dollarama. Milo does well at the veterinarian and, although he shakes a little during nail trims, he is cooperative and allows them without any trouble.

Milo walks well on a leash and enjoys spending time outside. He does tend to wander, so he’ll need either a securely fenced yard or to be on a tie-out while outside.

While he can sleep in a crate if needed with lots of cosy blankets, he’d much rather curl up somewhere comfortable with his people.

Like many Chihuahuas, Milo is cautious around new people at first but warms up once he feels comfortable. He’s affectionate with those he trusts and enjoys being part of the family. He’s also good at communicating his boundaries and will let you know with a growl if he’s feeling overwhelmed and would like some space.

Milo’s ideal home would be with a quiet couple or individual who is home much of the time. He should also be the only pet in the home.

Milo's current owner puts a diaper on him so that he doesn't p*e in the house. We've been told they've had difficulty p*e pad training him. However he has used a p*e pad, and has done his business outside, so he is capable of those options. His new person should be patient and willing to work with him on this. It's possible that with other dogs in his current home, Milo could be seeking attention so is p*eing in the home for attention; hence the reason we are looking for a home where he'll be the only pet. We will support his foster or foster-to-adopt family in getting Milo trained, but you should be prepared to work with him daily. He's not going to change overnight, and he will likely need to be weaned off of wearing diapers. How long that will take is anyone's guess.

He will need to be trained as though you were housetraining a puppy which means taking him outside frequently and consistently and rewarding him when he does p*e outside.

Milo is a sweet little dog with lots of love to give. If you’re looking for a loyal companion who loves blankets, cozy evenings, treats, and being close to his people, Milo may be the perfect addition to your home.

If you're interested in fostering or fostering-to-adopt Milo, please send an email to [email protected] and put Milo in the subject.