2/2008 - 3/2013: 33,874 surgeries
NNN has provided $8,500 in financial assistance in 2013.
- Clinics by appointment.
- Check in between 8:30am and 9:30am.
- Walk-in (no appt) with 1 trapped cat.
- No soft carriers or cardboard boxes.
No Nonsense Neutering
Lehigh Valley
No Nonsense Neutering
Berks
1500 Frush Valley Road Reading, PA 19605
MAY 24
No Nonsense Neutering
Quakertown
MAY 1st & 3rd Sundays
Fees
- Cash only. NO checks. NO credit/debit cards. Payment at check in.
- All fees include rabies,distemper, pain medicine & e collars.
- Microchips $20 additional at time of surgery registration included
Inside Pet Cat: $70
Feral (free roaming) Cat: $35, left eartip (required)
Dog under 70 lbs. Extra $25 from 71 lbs to 100 lbs. Extra $50 over 101 lbs
- Male: $115
- Female: $165
Pre-operative bloodwork: $60, required for pets over 6 years old. by appt. at clinic.
Vaccine/Micro-chip Clinic
A high quality, low cost
same day spay / neuter
surgery clinic.
Mission: "To provide high quality, low cost sterilization services for cats and dogs as a humane non-lethal solution to pet overpopulation."
Welcome To No Nonsense Neutering
- Free roaming cats are eligible for this grant.
- $15 per cat is requested; includes surgery, rabies shot and left eartip required.
- Loaner traps are available.
- Cat deterrents are available for people who complain about the cats on their property.
New Clinic Sundays Quakertown
Starting in May,surgery clinic at the SPCA in Quakertown will be 1st and 3rd Sundays.
VACCINE CLINICS
- Rabies & Distemper $15 each. If rabies is current, this shot will be a 3 year. Must bring rabies certificate. NO extra charge for 3 year.
- Lyme: $20
- Microchip: $25 includes registration
- CASH only
April 27
Mountain View Supply Co. Shartlesville 10-1
NNN celebrates our 5th year!
No Nonsense Neutering has grown from 1 clinic to 3 locations and has fixed over 32,000 cats, dogs, and a few rabbits. Our mission includes:
- Providing affordable spay-neuter services for owners of cats and dogs.
- Providing affordable spay-neuter services to local cat and dog rescues/shelters. NNN works with 21 groups.
- Providing a strong TNR program-our clinic has neutered/vaccinated almost 20,000 free roaming cats;provides loaner traps and financial assistance for caretakers.
- Providing a year round low cost program for targeted breeds:NNN has fixed over 700 pit bull terriers since September 2010 through the "Fix a Pit-Save a Life for $25" program.
Thank you for all of your support and generosity.
NEW: Hellertown Borough TNR
The Borough is providing funds for FERAL cats to be fixed at NNN. There will be NO CHARGE to caretakers. Cats can be brought to the Allentown or Quakertown clincs. Cats will be fixed, vaccinated and left ear-tip is required.
Loaner traps are available at the Allentown clinic.
For residents with free roaming pet cats: Your pet should be micro-chipped or wear a break away collar with owner ID. Any un-neutered, free roaming cat that is part of this TNR project, will be fixed, vaccinated and eartipped.
Clinics:
In 2012, NNN fixed 4,597 cats and dogs in Allentown, 4,711 at our Reading clinic and 210 cats and dogs during our 6 clinics this fall in Quakertown.
NNN fixed 227 pit bull terriers through the "Fix a Pit for $25" campaign, thanks to grants and donations for this fund. Approximately 65% of the animals fixed at our clinics are free roaming cats.
$15 co-pay: Catasauqua, Coplay, Emmaus and Slatington
October 14: Allentown did 49 feral cats and Quakertown did 33 ferals!!!!
Great turnout for this event. Groups from around the LV, Berks and Schuylkill Counties as well as NJ. Lots of goodies, a Tru-Catch trap for all attendees and good tips from the experts on TNR.
Grants were awarded to The Sanctuary, NNN and Rescues Helping Rescues.
Clinic by appointment. check in between 8:30-9:30
Call 866.820.2510, ext #6
HAPPY 1st ANNIVERSARY to the Reading clinic!
NNN started in Reading with Wednesday and Friday clinics and one weekend clinic a month. This past year NNN fixed and vaccinated 421 dogs and 3,025 cats. 65% of the cats were free roaming,the remainder were pets and rescue groups. 24 of the dogs were pit bulls.
Fundraisers:
Recycle Print Cartridges
Save your printer cartridges (laser and inkjet) and bring them by the clinic.
Proceeds go to TNR fund.