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Our Programs
FREE PET SPAY/NEUTER ASSISTANCE FOR LOW INCOME OWNERS (DOGS AND CATS)
To qualify a family must make $25,000 a year or less and a single person must make $16,000 or
less a year.
CONTACT HUTS FOR MUTTS! 254-386-5272
Choose from our list of participating veterinarians:
ABC Low Cost Clinic, Waco
Coryell Vet Clinic, Gatesville
Hamilton Vet Clinic, Hamilton
Mills County Vet Clinic, Goldthwaite
You will be asked to send verification of income. You will be advised when you are approved and then asked to make
your own appointment and take your pet in for spay/neuter. YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE RABIES VACCINATION.
Spotted walking up the dirt road in front of Esther's home, the Sulcata tortoise was herded
into the yard and penned in a temporary enclosure to keep it safe. An alert went out on the Huts for Mutts
e-mail loop (and the local newspaper) and the appreciative owners reclaimed their missing family member. Not native
to Texas the tortoise resides in a large fenced yard (uh-oh, someone left the gate open(!) and enjoys a heated shelter
in the winter~
A Hut for Mutts volunteer spotted this cockatiel in a bank parking lot dehydrated and over-heated. "Mickey" (who
became Michalena when she laid an egg) has been the official HFM greeter ever since and moved from a bird cage to a huge
2-story ferret cage along with 3 recently relinquished cockatiels.
Hootie was spotted entangled in a barbwire fence. Seeing nothing but a pile of feathers hanging on a fence, our
volunteer U-turned and drove back to verify the bird was dead...but when Hoot opened his eyes the race was on to free
him! Hamilton Sheriff's dept. sent a deputy who called the Texas Wildlife Dept. Hootie suffered damage to his
wing and had to be rehabed by The Phoenix Center, a federally recognized raptor rehab center in Glen Rose Texas. LOWER:
Hootie being released on Elsie Mayfield's property where he was originally rescued.
Mutt Art Rocks, click here for more information.
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