PALS is a wonderful, caring, licensed vet hospital to take your pets. When an abanded mother cat disappeared we decided to adopt the kittens. When other pet agencies were unable or unwilling to help I was referred to PALS. I drove over, explained our situation, was lent a trap and scheduled a visit. Because the kittens were feral they needed "everything". Testing for feline, rabies, shots, 1 spayed, 1 neutered, treated for ear mites and we had them chipped. The kittens are getting used to being indoor pets and learning to trust and be loved. The PALS people were professional, efficient and licensed. They are animal lovers that want to help pet owners keep or adopt pets by having very reasonable prices. They even included a knitted pet mat in the carrier after their surgery. This is a non profit organization that I would give 10 stars. I have already donated to this wonderful group and we will continue to support them.

The mission of Prevent A Litter Veterinary Hospital is to reduce and ultimately eliminate the killing of healthy, otherwise adoptable, dogs and cats at area pounds and shelters, simply because they are "surplus" or cannot be sheltered. This is accomplished by providing affordable, accessible spay/neuter services to anyone in need of those services, thereby preventing the birth of unwanted animals.Prevent A Litter Veterinary Hospital is a non-profit, fully licensed facility whose mission is to help end pet overpopulation through affordable spay/neuter services.Our doctors are licensed, skilled professionals who work with a fully trained, experienced medical team dedicated to providing the highest quality care. Services are limited to spay/neuter. Although they are not required,we do offer vaccinations, Heartworm tests and FeLV/FIV combination tests in conjunction with the surgery.These services are offered in an effort to make pet owners aware of additional necessary preventaives.