Public Vet Spay/Neuter Clnic

Name: Royal Center Fire Department Easter Egg Hunt
Start: 2026-03-29T10:00:00-04:00
End: 2026-03-29
Location: Rea Park

Logansport, IN — An upcoming Public Vet clinic in Logansport will provide affordable spay and neuter surgeries for cats, offering a critical lifeline for pet owners, rescue groups, and community cat caregivers. The clinic will be held by appointment only, and demand is expected to be high.

This effort is funded by Pet Friendly Services of Indiana, making it possible for many cats to be fixed for $100 or less, with additional financial assistance available for those who need it most.

Appointments can be booked at www.pub.vet

Why It Matters

Spaying and neutering isn’t just about preventing unwanted litters. It improves the health of pets, reduces the spread of disease, and helps families avoid costly emergency veterinary care.

Cats can become pregnant very young, and one pair of unfixed cats can lead to hundreds of kittens over just a few years. This rapid growth impacts entire neighborhoods, contributing to overcrowded shelters and increasing strain on local resources.

By making this service accessible, we are helping:

Families keep their pets healthy
Reduce financial stress from unexpected litters or medical issues
Prevent overcrowding in local shelters
Create a safer, healthier community for both people and animals

Fix Early. Save Lives.

Thanks to funding from Pet Friendly Services—powered by the sale of the Pet Friendly License Plate, this clinic helps remove cost barriers for those who want to do the right thing for their cats.

“This funding ensures that anyone who wants to prevent litters has access to affordable care,” said Cheri storms, Executive Director from Pet Friendly Services. “Together, we’re helping the helpers—community members, rescue groups, and Good Samaritans who step up to care for cats in need.”

How You Can Help

Share this information with your community members, neighbors, and families
Post the flyer or include it in your communications
Encourage early spay/neuter, ideally by five months of age
Remind those interested to book early, as appointments are limited

To learn more or book an appointment, visit www.pub.vet

To support programs like this, visit www.PetFriendlyServices.org and consider donating or choosing the Pet Friendly License Plate the next time you renew.