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Hours of Operation
Monday-Friday 11-6
Saturday 11-3
Sunday Closed
Location
2101 Industrial Park Rd
Conway, SC 29526
Contact Us
Shelter: (843)915-5172
Admin: (843)915-5170
Fax: (843)915-6170
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Project Cat Nip/Tuck |
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Cancelled until further notice
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Mr. Bo
Spay/Neuter Clinic |
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Each day 10,000 humans are born in
the U.S. - and each day 70,000 puppies and kittens are born. As
long as these birth rates exist, there will never be enough homes
for all the animals. As a result, every year 4 to 6 million
animals are euthanized because there are no homes for them.
The
mission of the Mr. Bo Spay/Neuter Clinic is
to provide affordable, high quality
spay/neuter services and education about
the benefits of spaying and neutering of
companion animals to all of Horry County,
thus decreasing the number of stray
animals brought into the animal shelter
each year.
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Appointment Process |
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All surgery fees must be paid in full
before an appointment can be scheduled.
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You must provide proof of a
current heartworm test for dogs or a current feline leuk/fiv
test for cats. Current rabies vaccinations are required on both.
These services may be elected for the day of surgery. See Fee
Schedule to the left.
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animals must be picked up on the day surgery is performed. There
will be a $5 boarding charge for any animal not picked up on the
day of surgery.
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Fees |
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Canine Spay |
$75 |
Feline Lukemia |
$15 |
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Canine Neuter |
$60 |
Canine Distemper |
$10 |
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Feline Spay |
$55 |
Rabies Vaccination |
$5 |
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Feline Neuter |
$40 |
Feline Distemper |
$10 |
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Canine Bordetella |
$10 |
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Additional Surgery Fees |
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Pregnant |
$20 |
Heartworm Test |
$15 |
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In Heat |
$20 |
Feline Leuk/Fiv Test |
$20 |
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Cryptorchid |
$20 |
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Microchip |
$20 |
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Flea Treatment |
$10 |
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E-Collar |
$10 |
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Why
should I spay/neuter my pet? |
Benefit to you:
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Spayed/Neutered pets are
better, more affectionate, companions. |
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Neutered cats are less
likely to spray or mark their territory. |
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Spaying a female dog or cat
eliminates the heat cycle, which can last for up to 21
days at a time. Females in heat often cry incessantly,
show nervous behavior, and attract unwanted male
animals. |
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Spayed/Neutered animals are
less likely to bite. Unaltered animals often exhibit
more behavior and temperament problems than those that
have been spayed/neutered. |
Benefit to your pet:
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Spayed/Neutered pets live
longer, healthier lives. |
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Spaying female dogs or cats
eliminates the possibility of uterine or ovarian cancer
and greatly reduces the risk of breast cancer. |
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Neutering male dogs and cats
reduces the incidence of prostate cancer. |
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Neutered animals are less
likely to roam or fight. |
Benefit to the community:
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Communities spend millions
of dollars to control and eliminate unwanted animals.
Irresponsible breeding contributes to the problem of dog
bites and attacks. Animal shelters in our area are
overburdened with surplus animals. |
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