Our Spay/Neuter Clinic
Saving Grace Clinic was a long time vision that Molly had for Saving Grace. The clinic opened on September 2021.
The goal of Saving Grace Clinic is to help diminish the amount of unwanted births, thus lowering the euthanasia rate of dogs. Spaying or neutering also helps to prevent certain canine diseases, making all dogs happier, healthier pets.
By focusing and specializing in spays/neuters and utilizing a developed streamline surgical process, we are able to perform both high-quality and high-volume spays/neuters.
We focus on wellness and disease prevention, including vaccinations, wellness blood work, spaying and neutering and routine surgery services.
Thanks to everyone who has donated to our Giving Tuesday fundraiser - we have until the end of the week to reach our goal so keep sharing! The link to the fundraiser is below.![]()
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This little guy is Chubby! He is in our spay/neuter clinic today to have surgery on his eye to correct "Cherry Eye". Cherry eye is when some of the eyelid skin comes out of the eye and has to be sutured back into the eyelid. We have about 100 dogs each year at SG that require this surgery. This costs $200 - $300 in addition to the regular veterinary care each dog receives. Without your sponsorship, Chubby wouldn't be receiving this surgery today. Because of you, he is one step closer to a forever home.![]()
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Be the reason a dog like Chubby gets the love and care it needs.![]()
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Sweet little Chubby!! We had him for a sleepover foster and loved our time with him. He’s such a great dog and will make some lucky person so very happy!! So glad he’s getting great treatment.
He looks just like my pup <3
Sweet little Chubby 🥰
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On the eve of Giving Tuesday, we hope you will consider making a difference by donating to those animals in most need. Here are a few faces of dogs in the Saving Grace clinic today recovering from their spay/neuter surgery. Some had masses to remove, some had care from previous trauma. For most dogs who come to Saving Grace, this is the first time they have ever seen a veterinarian and been evaluated for their medical needs. The only reason they have this opportunity is because someone like you made a donation. At Saving Grace, we work hard to change the world for each dog we meet and this is only possible through generous donations.![]()
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