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Oswego County SPCA
(OCAWL)
How You Can Help
Our Wish List:
CRITTER CARS
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2010 Rabies Clinics
(Oswego County)
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Local Low Cost Spay/Neuter Clinics & Programs
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Have an emergency with your pet? These organizations help with the cost of treatment through immediate-need grants:
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Have a lost or found animal? Post them here:
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companion of the month- lucky
Lucky was lucky for quite a long time, but then his luck ran out. His owner passed away recently and he, at the ripe old age of 15, was given to us. We consider ourselves lucky as he is one of the most mellow, sweet kitties around. He is a giant lug who loves to be held, snuggled and will sit in a lap for as long as you'll let him. He may be elderly, but why should that stop someone from giving him a home of his own for as long as he has left? Are you willing to open up your heart and home to this gorgeous boy? You wouldn't regret it.
If you would be interested in Lucky, please contact Hilary at 315-592-5551 or info@oswegospca.org.
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Can't adopt? sponsor a pet!
We know that there is a delicate balance in everyone's household. Adding a new member can upset that balance. We have a solution. Sponsor! Your new pet is at home and happy in foster care but is being supported by you. For just $20, you can buy their food and litter for 3 months! Yes, only $20.
These kitties are in foster care with the Oswego County SPCA and many will be for their entire lives. They are deemed difficult to adopt or unadoptable due to age, illness or behavioral problems.
You can support these foster kitties and every three months you will be sent a renewal with an update and photo of your sponsored kitty. Do your part and keep peace in your home. Sponsor today!
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is your dog protected against heartworm?
Heartworm disease is caused by mosquitos. It can occur in cats, especially outdoor ones, but is most prevalent in dogs. The parasitic worms attack a dog's heart and lungs. Heartworms are fatal if left untreated. It may seem costly to prevent heartworm in your dog, but the cost to treat heartworm is significantly more. Look at it that way. You can spend $10 a month for prevention or $800-1000 to treat heartworm once your dog has become stricken with it. Ten dollars a month is a small price to pay to ensure the good health of your beloved pet. Make sure to have your dog tested for heartworm and get on a regimen of heartworm preventative today.
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donate your old clunker to
help the animals
Remember that car you parked in the yard for sale last fall that just surfaced because the snow is melting? Why not donate it, receive a tax break and help the animals at the same time? It's a fairly easy process. Just call 315-699-2622 and they will walk you through what you need to do. They'll even come and tow the vehicle away for you. Then once the car is sold at auction, they will send you a receipt for your taxes and a donation is made to the Oswego County SPCA.
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$1 change their luck with just a buck $1
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