We’ll Fix ‘Em - Low Cost Spay/Neuter Procedures for Your Dog & Cat
Table Mountain Animal Center provides low cost Spay and Neuter procedures for pets throughout the region in an effort to reduce the pet overpopulation and the birth of unwanted puppies and kittens.
Please Note: Due to space limitations on the Surgical Utility Vehicle, we can only perform surgeries on dogs under 65 pounds.
Don’t Wait Vaccinate! Update Your Pet’s Vaccines
Low Cost Vaccinations
Drop in at TableMountainAnimalCenter to up to date your pet's vaccinations and to get a microchip.
Wednesdays & Fridays from 3-4 pm
VACCINATION FEES
Feline vaccine $35.00 (rabies, distemper)
Canine Vaccine $35.00 (rabies, distemper)
PLEASE NOTE: BORDETELLA FOR DOGS IS BY REQUEST ONLY. IT IS AN ADDITIONAL $10 FEE. A BOOSTER VACCINE IS THEN NEEDED TO BE ADMINISTERED 4 WEEKS LATER FOR ANOTHER $10 (TOTAL OF $20).
MICROCHIPS
Canine & Feline: $35.00 for dogs (includes registration)
Jeffco Dog License $15.00-$30.00
Call 720-407-5215 for more information.
SURGICAL UTILITY VEHICLE
The Surgical Utility Vehicle (S.U.V.) is the center piece of TableMountainAnimalCenter's Spay/Neuter, Vaccination and Medical programs. Launched on May 10, 2007, the S.U.V. did approximately 3000 procedures in its first year of operation. TableMountainAnimalCenter was built in 1976 without medical facilities, which necessitated animals being sent to off-site veterinary clinics throughout the community to conduct spay, neuter and other medical procedures. The S.U.V. now allows TableMountainAnimalCenter to provide medical attention to all of the animals at the center but is also able to do spay/neuter procedures for any animal under 60 pounds. The S.U.V. enables TableMountainAnimalCenter to provide these much needed services to many residents throughout the community.
The S.U.V. was specifically designed and built by TableMountainAnimalCenter. Purchased as a luxury recreational vehicle, it was stripped out and rebuilt to its current configuration. The SUV feature’s a dedicated surgical suite and enough cage and working space to do up to 30 procedures daily. It was funded by the hundreds of donations received over the course of 2006.
