FAQ
Q: How does this program work?
A: Thank you for asking, below you will find more information about the program.
- We ask that you please fill out a canine spay/neuter application! At this time we are asking that when you fill out the application that you please contribute at least $20 towards your pets spay or neuter through the Donation link. This contribution must be paid before your spay/neuter request will be reviewed. When sending your contribution amount, please include your first/last name in the description so that we can apply this amount to the correct person/pet. This contribution is non refundable.
- Email us a photo of your pet. (We're excited to meet them)
- We post a photo of your beautiful pup on our social media platforms to raise the rest of the money required for the services.
- Once the funds have been raised, we notify you with the available appointment dates our partner provides. Once we find a date that works, we will book the appointment for you.
Please note: We do not provide transportation. You will be responsible for drop off and pick up of your pet for their appointment date and time.
The Altered Pets Project will raise money to cover the costs of your neuter or spay, vaccinations and Microchipping. All other services such as antibiotics, other medications, or services outside of spay/neutering, microchipping, and vaccines, will be paid directly by you!
Q: Is this program available for all dog breeds?
A: At this time our funding is only available for at risk dog breeds in Charleston County. These types of dogs include American Pitbull Terriers, Staffordshire Terriers, Hounds, Labs, or any mixes of the aforementioned
Q: What if I live outside of Charleston County?
A: We love that you are looking into options to have your pet spayed/neutered! At this time, our program is only available for residents of Charleston County.
Q: Can I choose my service provider?
A: No. At this time the program is coordinated through specific designated providers.
Q: Do you provide ala carte services such as vaccines only?
A: No, the facility that we partner with does not have a public wellness clinic. They can only offer vaccines, and or microchips at the time of your pets spay/neuter surgery. For vaccines only, please look into low cost vet clinics in your area.
Q: Will I receive pre-op and post-op instructions to prepare my pet for surgery and provide appropriate aftercare for them?
A: Yes, the veterinary provider will offer specific pre-op instructions, as well as aftercare guidelines to ensure your pet's comfort once they return home. Please take the time to read them thoroughly.
Q: If my pet has complications or isn't feeling well after the procedure, Who do I contact?
You will need to refer to the paperwork given to you by your provider. This site is NOT for medical advice or emergencies.
Q: Where is The Altered Pets Project Located?
Our 501(c)(3) non-profit organization based out of Charleston County, in Charleston, South Carolina!
Q: Do you have a contact phone number?
No, we do not have a phone number so all correspondence must be done via email. We are an organization that is 100% composed of volunteers, so please allow up to 72 hours for a response.
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