<div>CALIF. CITY – Calif. City Animal Outreach in conjunction with Kern County Second District Supervisor Zack Scrivner's office in Kern County Animal Services has announced a limited time program for California City residents only. The Calif. City Fix Your Pets Program funding is provided by Supervisor Scrivner's office and will be available until the funds are expended; sorry, no rescue organizations are being handled at this event.The fix your pets program is limited to two pets either dog or cat per address; $100 will be reimbursed towards the cost of your dog spay or neuter at the vet of your choice within a reasonable distance to our local area and $50.00 will be reimbursable toward the cost of your cat spay or neuter at the vet of your choice within a reasonable distance of our local area.In order to receive reimbursement after the surgery, pet owners must provide a current spay or neuter certificate for the pet they requested to be altered which matches the name and address that was approved. Reimbursements can be made by Zelle, Venmo or check and if another method is required please contact 760-373-7686.In order for your pet to be approved through this program, you must submit the following information to calcityaof@gmail.com or for information leave a message by calling the number listed above; the following information is needed for approval: pet owner information such as name, phone number, street address, city, zip code and e-mail, proof of residency such as a photo of either a driver's license, utility bill or an official document with your name and address, pet information including name, age, breed, approximate weight and a picture of your pet and veterinarian info such as name, address and phone number of the veterinarian.A full list of requirements and more information can be found on their Facebook page: California City Animal Outreach Foundation. </div>

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Calif. City Animal Outreach announces Fix Your Pets Program

CALIF. CITY – Calif. City Animal Outreach in conjunction with Kern County Second District Supervisor Zack Scrivner's office in Kern County Animal Services has announced a limited time program for California City residents only. The Calif. City Fix Your Pets Program funding is provided by Supervisor Scrivner's office and will be available until the funds are expended; sorry, no rescue organizations are being handled at this event.