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Free Spay, Neuter Services Available For Prince George's Pet Owners

The county has reopened its free spay and neuter program to help residents afford veterinary care and reduce the number of unwanted animals.

PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY, MD — Pet owners who need help covering the cost of spaying or neutering their dogs and cats can now apply for free services through a Prince George's County program.

The Prince George's County Department of the Environment's Animal Services Division has relaunched its Free Spay and Neuter Program, providing qualifying residents with access to the procedures at no cost.

The program is designed to help families afford veterinary care while reducing pet overpopulation and the number of stray and unwanted animals in the community.

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"Every initiative we undertake at DoE is driven by our unwavering support for our residents in Prince George's County," Department of the Environment Director Samuel B. Moki said. "The free spay and neuter program stands as a powerful example of our promise to deliver meaningful resources, encourage responsible pet care and build a healthier, more environmentally friendly community for everyone."

The program is open to eligible Prince George's County residents and provides services for household pets and community cats.

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Residents must provide proof of county residency and complete an application to participate. Services are limited to two pets per household, and appointments are available only while funding lasts.

"We are proud to offer this free spay and neuter program as part of our commitment to the health and welfare of all animals in Prince George's County," said David Fisher, associate director of the county's animal services division. "By making these vital services accessible, we enable residents to give their pets the essential care they need for a healthier, happier life."

County officials encourage interested pet owners to apply while appointments remain available. Residents can review eligibility requirements and submit an application on the county's Free Spay & Neuter Program website.

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