Monterey County SPCA will offer free mobile spay and neuter surgeries for South County dogs and cats

MONTEREY COUNTY, Calif. (KION-TV) -- SPCA Monterey County announced Monday that they will be offering free mobile spay and neuter surgeries for dogs and cats in South Monterey County.

These upcoming surgeries in South Monterey County are slated for February 12 at the King City Recreation Center on 401 Division Street; February 26 at the Soledad Lions Club on 161 Park Street; March 5 at the Soledad Lions Club on 161 Park Street; and March 19 at the King City Recreation Center on 401 Division Street.

This service is in addition to the low-cost veterinary clinic offered at the SPCA during regular business days and hours. According to the SPCA, over 8,000 animals are served each year with another service that provides free feral cat surgeries year-round.

"These free mobile clinics are open to dogs, feral cats, and friendly cats located in South Monterey County, from Chualar south to the county lines," wrote the County of Monterey SPCA in a press release.

There is a $25 refundable deposit to hold the free clinic appointment, and the free surgeries also include rabies vaccinations as well as FVRCP for cats and DA2PP for dogs.

The SPCA wants to remind people bringing in pets to keep all feral cats inside humane traps, all friendly cats inside carriers and all dogs on a leash.

Appointments are available by visiting www.spcamc.org/vet-clinic.