The Palau Animal Welfare Society (PAWS) are holding a Spay/Neuter Mobile Clinic at the Echang Hamlet from August 7 to August 8 will be at the Multipurpose Gymnasium (Echang Basketball Court); and also, August 20 to Aug. 22, alongside Governor Normam Ngiratecheboet performing at Airai State and will be held at Ked Center our clinic services starting at 9am until 2pm. This clinic is made possible with a grant from the NCD Fund Support.
We would like to remind the community that when bringing in your pets in for the SPAY & NEUTER surgeries, please do not feed them in the morning.
PAWS promotes the sterilization of dogs and cats, both males and females, which helps control the overpopulation crisis instead of having healthy animals being unnecessarily euthanized each year. Sterilization also helps protect Palau’s unique biodiversity and promotes human health via improved animal health. Animals that are spayed (female) and neutered (male), will live a longer, healthier life – no complications from pregnancy and males won’t roam or fight looking to mate!
PAWS wants to organize more mobile clinics by bringing spay and neuter services close to people and their pets. Pleases call us at 775- PAWS (7297) to plan a clinic in your state or hamlet.