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SPAY & NEUTER PROGRAM
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SINCE 2017

Slowing down the pet overpopulation

OUR HISTORY

There are often stray dogs and cats roaming the streets in Corozal, Belize, looking for food in garbage cans.  Many of them are gentle, starved, dehydrated, ill, or injured.

Initially, the program was created as an alternative to strychnine poisoning administered by town councils to reduce the number of ill, abandoned, or aggressive dogs.

With our spay and neuter program, and together with our partner organizations who facilitate adoptions and rehomings, we are reducing the number of stray cats and dogs living on the streets.

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WHAT DRIVES US

OUR MISSION

To ensure the safety and well-being of pets and strays in the Corozal District through ongoing spay and neuter services for local Belizean families.

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What are the benefits of spaying or neutering your pet?

top 3 reasons for spaying or neutering
reduces companion animal overpopulation

Belize, like many countries, has a surplus of companion animals without homes who are  abandoned or euthanized.  Compared to humans, cats are 45 times more prolific, and dogs are 15 times more prolific.  One unspayed female and one unneutered male can produce over 800 animals in three years, which exceeds the number of foster homes, rescue organizations, and shelters available.

With spaying or neutering, there will be less animals living on the streets.

increases healthy life span up to 3 years or more

Spaying or neutering will extend the life of your cat or dog by 3-5 years.  Besides preventing mammary gland tumors or cancer, it also prevents prostate cancer, perianal tumors, pyometria, and uterine, ovarian, and testicular cancers. 

prevents becoming a public nuisance

Having fewer street animals roaming the streets, soiling parks, causing accidents, or being aggressive will benefit town and village communities.

COROZAL TOWN, BELIZE

CONTACT A VETERINARIAN

YOUR PET HEALTH CLINIC

 

Dr. Alfric Charles, DVMZ

#4 A St N, Finca Solana, Corozal

yourpethealthclinic@gmail.com

605-3409 or 610-9131

 

Monday to Friday  8 AM - 6 PM

Saturday  8 AM - 2 PM

Sunday  CLOSED

 

Google Maps Location:

https://goo.gl/maps/JL2Ag7ZBBsdwyPx1

 

Services offered:

  • House visits
  • Surgeries and consultations
  • Baths
  • Dentistry
  • Boarding and Kenneling
  • Emergencies

 

VETERINARIA EL EDEN

Dr. Martha Hernandez Mena, DVM

Altamira-Paraiso Road, Corozal Town, Corozal

marthamena_vet@hotmail.com

600-1264

 

Monday  8 AM - 2 PM

Tuesday  8 AM - 2 PM

Wednesday  12 PM - 2 PM

Thursday  8 AM - 2 PM

Friday  8 AM - 2 PM

Saturday  8 AM - 12 PM

Sunday  CLOSED

 

Google Maps Location:

https://goo.gl/maps/Y3PPoVXSsjopBrYs7

 

 

COROZAL VETERINARY CLINIC

Dr. Sheila Schmeling, DVM

#16 San Andres Road, Corozal Town, Corozal
 

 

660-9296

BY APPOINTMENT ONLY

 

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