Pets and animals in Lashburn, Saskatchewan
CAP - Spay/Neuter Clinic
Offered by Canine Action Project
No Set Address Available, Contact Agency For Details, Lashburn, SK
In short
Barriers to accessing veterinary care in rural and remote communities include lack of transportation, long distances to vet clinics, low socioeconomic status, and differences in cultural norms with respect to animal husbandry and skills.
- Hours
- Clinics are hosted between April and October of each year.
- Where
- No Set Address Available, Contact Agency For Details, Lashburn, SK
- How to reach
- Website
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About this service
Barriers to accessing veterinary care in rural and remote communities include lack of transportation, long distances to vet clinics, low socioeconomic status, and differences in cultural norms with respect to animal husbandry and skills. Residents in such communities may experience more frequent human-dog conflicts due to risks associated with zoonotic disease transmission, and physical trauma. Spay and neuter clinics are hosted in the community to stabilize the dog population, thus decreasing human-dog conflicts and zoonotic disease transmission.
When is it open?
CAP - Spay/Neuter Clinic is open Clinics are hosted between April and October of each year..
How do I get in touch?
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Listed in Lashburn, Saskatchewan.
No Set Address Available, Contact Agency For Details, Lashburn, SK
No Set Address Available, Contact Agency For Details, Lashburn, SKLashburn, Saskatchewan
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