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In article <3iadt3$alo@cmcl2.NYU.EDU>, kcj1485@is.nyu.edu (Kathryn C.
Johnson) wrote:

< Raymond Anthony Ralph DeGennaro II (degennar@bmsrs.usc.edu) wrote:
< : I'm looking for a good place in the Burbank/Glendale/Eagle Rock area to
< : take my kitten to be spayed.  Any recommendations?  What is a reasonable
< : price to pay?  And finally, does the SPCA offer any discount coupons, etc?
< 
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< : Ray DeGennaro 
< : degennar@bmsrs.usc.edu
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< I don't know about your area, but in my area the Humane Society offers
< discount vouchers for spaying or neutering.  It cost around twenty-five
< or thirty dollars, which is a big savings.  I am sure that they are in
< the phone book.  The only drawback to the vouchers is that you have to use
< it at an approved vets, but the list they gave us was fairly large and varied
< in where the vets lived.  Good Luck!
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There's one in Culver City, the Spay/Neuter Clinic, which is where Bugs is
going on Saturday for her spay, so I can get some rest
<yooooooowwwllllllllwwww!!> Only $30, no voucher needed, they also do the
shots, declaw, that sort of thing. You do have to wait a while, though,
for non appt services like when I took her in to get de-wormed (gross.
ugh.).

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