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New Feral Cat Protocol

Starting May 1st, 2021 WGSNC will only be accepting feral cats on Tuesday and Wednesday each week from 8-9am. First come, first serve, no appointment needed. We will accept the first 5 cats each day in a live trap only with a limit of 1 cat per client.

Important: Surgery Candidate Protocols

We would like to update everyone on some running and new protocols for the clinic. We have set in place specific factors to evaluate our patients for surgery. We strive to ensure each pet goes into surgery with not only the best post-operative outcome, but the pet’s overall health in mind. This is key when performing our individual exams for our surgery candidates. We have comprised a list of situations where surgery might NOT be ideal for a pet and should be discussed prior to surgery. As always, we encourage you to reach out to us prior to the scheduled surgery date if you have any questions about any of the listed below or other concerns. The following are considered situational and case by case for each patient and should be discussed with surgical staff:

Any coughing, sneezing, vomiting or diarrhea in the last 2 weeks

Ocular or nasal discharge

Any litter mates or pets in the home with extreme illness or sudden death

Any recent hospitalizations or vet visits other than wellness

Severe flea infestation or parasites where anemia could be an issue

Current or chronic skin issues

Chronic upper respiratory infections or wheezing

Any abnormal, heavy, or prolonged heat cycles

Any pet that is post-partum should not be nursing for at least 2 weeks prior to surgery

Heart murmurs

Any known diagnosis of medical condition should be discussed to avoid anesthetic or drug interaction issues (example: thyroid disease, anxiety, Cushing’s)

The pet's age and body condition score will also be evaluated (overweight or emaciated pets are not considered good surgery candidates)

Please inform staff of any medication given in the last 2 months outside of flea/heartworm prevention

The following are NOT surgical candidates and surgery should be rescheduled for a later date or performed at your RDVM:

Any dog currently receiving heartworm treatment (this includes slow kill or adulticide treatment) - this increases risks of pulmonary emboli. Surgery should only be done with a negative heartworm test post treatment.

Any pet with a history of seizures should have surgery at a full-service clinic, as we have limited drug protocols

Any pet with recent toxin ingestion or hit by car

No female that is actively lactating

Any pet with SEVERE dental disease

Any pet that has had any type of antibiotic should have completed last dose 2 weeks prior to surgery

*Ultimately surgery is at the Veterinarian’s discretion*

Hardworking Team

WGSNC has a very motivated, passionate, and hard-working team. We want to help reduce the pet overpopulation by spaying and neutering. We strive to work hard every day to ensure the safety of your pet, so rest assured your beloved pet is in safe, caring, and professional hands.

Unparalleled Service

The quality of our service is just as impressive as our volume of patients. We offer affordable spay and neuters for both dogs and cats. We utilize high quality techniques, equipment, anesthesia, and pain protocol. We provide a comforting and compassionate experience for your pet by showing them the love and care they deserve.

Location

The clinic is available to everyone and is conveniently located off of I-20 in Villa Rica between Carroll, Douglas, Paulding, and Haralson counties.

Financial Assistance

We partner with many organizations to provide assistance for your pet's procedure. If you'd like to spay or neuter your pet but are in need of assistance, click here.

We offer affordable vaccine clinics for your furry friends.VIEW SCHEDULE

We're WGSNC.

In the spring of 2005, the Board of Directors with the Carroll County Humane Society decided that the next important goal of the organization was to start a spay and neuter clinic. On April 4, 2006, CCHS was accepted into the Humane Alliance NSNRT program and started working on the clinic project. We then opened our doors in 2007 and have successfully continued to help the community one pet at a time.

Preventing Euthanasia by Spay/Neuter is What We Do.The Fix

WHAT WE DO?

There is nothing more important to us than preventing unnecessary euthanasia of pets in shelters across the Southeast and beyond.

The animal shelters in the West Georgia area are overwhelmed with unwanted animals and consequently have high euthanasia rates. The purpose of the clinic is to attack pet overpopulation by focusing on the root of the problem. There are too many animals having unwanted litters, resulting in homeless pets ending at up shelters where they risk encountering diseases or being euthanized.

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