PALS in the Community
PALS sponsored six free clinics in 2007.
Working withEmanciPet, hundreds of animals have been spayed and neutered.
With every clinic, thousands of homeless pets have been prevented.
Mutt Strutt
April 19, 2008 |
The San Marcos Mutt Strutt is held to show off our canine friends, while raising funds for the shelter animals and spay and neuter programs. Dog races and games, along with exciting activities for the entire family to enjoy, make the Mutt Strutt a favorite event of the community.The Mutt Strutt benefits the homeless pets of the San Marcos Animal Shelter. We strive to make the community a better place by providing wellness services, spay/neuter and vaccinations to the Shelter animals. We are fostering a humane and compassionate society through education and training. We increase the visibility of Shelter pets for adoption. Mutt Strutt brings attention to the issues of pet overpopulation and responsible pet ownership. |
Rabies Vaccinations
The City of San Marcos sponsored a low-cost rabies vaccination and pet license clinic each October. In 2006,
71 shots were administered and PALS (Pet Prevent a Litter) was on hand to provide spay and neuter vouchers to those in need.
Photo: Dr. Jorgensen from Hays County Veterinary Hospital administers a rabies vaccination to Chloe, who is held by Bert Stratemann, Animal Services Manager, while Sharri Boyett, PALS Executive Director looks on.
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Sharri Boyett promoting Pet Fest to
Bluebonnet Lions Club
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At City Hall
Frances McNair, Beth Rasmussen, Sharri Boyett and Jodi Ditmer at City Hall to promote animal protection
and care legislation.
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Sights & Sounds of Christmas
Mark Brinkley, Director Environmental Health, San Marcos
In dog suit, Sharri Boyett, PALS Director
Bert Stratemann, Manager, Animal Services, San Marcos
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