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Pets of the Homeless

 

Alberta Animal Services strives to help people in need during difficult times. The Pets of the Homeless program is designed to help families in need feed their beloved pets. 

 

PUBLIC NOTICE: Currently If you need this service, food will only be distributed at the Red Deer Food Bank not at Alberta Animal Services facility.  

 

Ways You Can Help

 

You can drop off opened and expired bags of dog and cat food to the Red Deer and District Food Bank.  

 

 

Spay and Neuter Program City of Red Deer

The City of Red Deer’s Spay and Neuter Program is in place to help low income families living in the City of Red Deer to get their dogs spayed or neutered for free.

In order to enter the program, you must be a resident of the City of Red Deer, have a current up to date dog license and provide proof of low income.  Each year we receive $2.00 from every dog license sold in the previous year to fund the program.  If you are accepted into the program, we will spay or neuter your dog plus provide first set of vaccines and a microchip.  The Program runs until funds are no longer available. The 2024 City Spay and Neuter Program has ended for the year and 2025 application forms are not yet available.  The program for 2025 will begin in February 2025.

 

Apply Today

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