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Cat spay or neuter: $30.00
Feline Leukemia/FIV test: $15.00
Heartworm test: $10.00
September Only
Dog Neuter: $60.00
Dog Spay: $70.00
Rabies vaccine: Free with surgery
Microchip: $15.00
Judy Fuson
Internationally known author and pet communicator Judy Fuson will be a featured guest at our second annual Steps for Pets walk on Sunday, September 19th at Sawyer Point.
Fuson is the popular author of Wagging Tails, Swishing Tails, Fluffy Tails and Other Tales. She is a gifted psychic, teacher, author and horse trainer with more than 20 years experience in “talking with animals.” She works with pet owners around the U.S. and abroad on behavior problems, illness and unsoundness in dogs, cats, horses and other animals. She has a large following among pet owners in Cincinnati, many of whom have attended her pet communication seminars locally, and among horse trainers and thoroughbred owners in the Lexington, KY area.
At Steps for Pets, Fuson will be available to do individual on-site readings, and the animal does not need to be present for this purpose. In a reading, she can tell you what your pet thinks and feels physically and emotionally, and can help identify and resolve certain behavioral issues. Donations benefiting UCAN will be accepted for these readings.
An organized effort by SCOOP (Save Cats and Obliterate Overpopulation) and several other area rescue groups is currently underway and will soon stop a colony of almost 150 cats and kittens from growing even bigger. The cats are at a mobile home park in Middletown and the park's manager contacted SCOOP for help.
On August 18th, twenty of the cats were transported in the UCAN van to the clinic where they were spayed/neutered and vaccinated. They were returned to the park the following day. Adoptable cats and kittens are being fostered and the others will continue to be fed by park residents. UCAN is providing special pricing for this project.
Click here to read the article from the Hamilton Journal News.
UCAN has just received a $12,000 grant from The Greater Cincinnati Foundation (GCF) to be used specifically for updating and expanding our operational technology. These funds will enable us to become more efficient and cost-effective in both providing services and in fundraising. We are tremendously grateful to GCF for its continued support of our mission.
The Greater Cincinnati Foundation believes in the power of philanthropy to change lives and empowers donors to make a profound difference in the quality of human and community life in eight counties of Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana that comprise the Greater Cincinnati region. As a community foundation, GCF makes grants and provides leadership in six key areas: arts and culture, community and economic development, education, environment, health and human services.
UCAN has just received a $12,000 grant from The Greater Cincinnati Foundation (GCF) to be used specifically for updating and expanding our operational technology. These funds will enable us to become more efficient and cost-effective in both providing services and in fundraising. We are tremendously grateful to GCF for its continued support of our mission.