Humane Society mobile spay and neuter clinic
Imperial County, California
Summary
The county is giving $636,000 to fund a mobile spay-and-neuter clinic that will travel to underserved communities like Salton City, Niland, and Winterhaven monthly, reducing stray populations and shelter euthanasia.
At a glance
- Total mentions
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- Last 30 days
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Last discussed Jun 2, 2026.
Impact analysis
$636,000 from the Public Benefit Program grant, with $160,000 already secured by the Humane Society.
Pet owners in underserved areas who lack access to affordable veterinary care, and the county's shelters through fewer intakes.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Pickleball players to serve up support for Humane Society’s new shelter project
EL CENTRO — Community members and sports enthusiasts will gather for two days of friendly competition and philanthropy as the Humane Society of Imperial County hosts its "Paddles for Paws"
Board of Supervisors - Jun 2, 2026
The county is giving $636,000 to fund a mobile spay-and-neuter clinic that will travel to underserved communities like Salton City, Niland, and Winterhaven monthly, reducing stray populations and shelter euthanasia.
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