Description
The Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources is seeking municipalities to participate in the Mass Animal Fund Spay/Neuter Program. The program aims to offset costs associated with spaying and neutering homeless dogs and cats, as well as vaccinations related to the surgery. Participating municipalities must meet certain requirements, including using a licensed veterinarian and providing completed animal intake forms. The program will reimburse municipalities based on a tiered system, with rates ranging from $75 to $300 per procedure. Interested municipalities should submit a proposal outlining their ability to meet the program's requirements.
• The program is open to all municipalities in Massachusetts.
• Participating municipalities must use a licensed veterinarian to provide spay/neuter services.
• Municipalities must provide completed animal intake forms and obtain spay/neuter medical records from the veterinarian.
• The program will reimburse municipalities based on a tiered system, with rates ranging from $75 to $300 per procedure.
• Additional reimbursements may be available for complications or special cases.
• The program will remain open until January 31, 2026, and interested municipalities can submit proposals on a rolling basis.