• Rescue Cat Spay/Neuter Surgical Consent Form

  • DUE TO THE INCREASINGLY HIGH FEES FOR CREDIT OR DEBIT CARD PROCESSING, WE KINDLY ASK THAT YOU PAY IN CASH IF POSSIBLE. THANK YOU FOR UNDERSTANDING!

    The Watertown Humane Society Spay-Neuter Clinic provides a lower cost spay/neuter option for pets owned by the community as well as animals who are part of rescue organizations. Surgeries will be performed at the Watertown Humane Society located at 418 Water Tower Ct. Watertown WI 53094.  Drop off time for surgery is between 8-8:30am and pick up time will be communicated day of but it is typically 2-4pm the same day as surgery.

    Spay/neuter surgery carries a one-time cost that is relatively small compared to the long-term benefits. Along with helping curb pet overpopulation, spay/neuter surgery allows pets to live longer, healthier lives. It also makes ​them less likely to spray and/or mark territory and eliminates heat cycles. ​Unsterilized animals often exhibit more behavior and temperament problems ​than those who have been spayed or neutered.

    Please fill out a SEPERATE form for each pet you would like to be seen in our Spay/Neuter Clinic.  

    * Please note, a current rabies vaccination certificate is required for animals undergoing procedures at the WHS Spay-Neuter clinic. If your animal does not have a current rabies vaccination you will be required to purchase one at your appointment. 

    TNR (Outdoor Feral Cats):

    WHS is saving lives through The Quirky Cat Program, our no-cost spay-neuter program for outdoor cats. Please visit: www.whsadopt.org/thequirkycatproject for more information. Please note, this program is only for those residing in the Town of Ixonia and the Town and City of Waterloo. Proof of residencey may be required.

    * Monetary Donations are gratefully accepted!

    The Quirky Cat program at WHS is making great strides in making a lasting impact on the animal population in our community, but that cannot continue without your support.

     

  • Applicant Information

  • Cat Information

  • Optional Additional Medical Consent

  • Pre Surgical AGREEMENT

    The Watertown Humane Society uses qualified staff and approved materials for all procedures performed. It is important for you to understand that the risk of injury or death, although extremely low, is always present, just as it is for humans that undergo surgery. Please CAREFULLY read, and ensure you understand, all the information on this agreement before signing your name.
  • Cat Take Home Instructions

    The following information pertains to your pet's anesthetic, surgical and/or other procedure.
  • Activity:

    No bathing for a minimum of 14 days after surgery. If patient is discharged on the same day as surgery, prevent access to steps, climbing and jumping as best you can.

    If discharged on the same day as surgery and is an outdoor cat, the cat should be kept to be indoors overnight where it is warm and dry.

    Diet:

    Day of surgery offer small amounts of food and water after 8 pm, however if your cat becomes sick to his stomach, discontinue food until the next morning.  As long as he/she is able to keep food in and doesn't exhibit signs of illness, you can resume normal diet the day following surgery.

    Medications:

    Begin all medications on the day of discharge unless otherwise directed. Directions for medications are printed on each bottle. Please observe recommendations for giving with food if stated.

    Incision Care:

    Please check the incisions daily. Some redness and swelling is a normal consequence of surgery and healing. If the incision becomes painful, opens or discharges pus or blood, please contact your regular veterinarian for follow up care.  A small amount of clear fluid may ooze from the incision and is considered normal. DO NOT allow your cat to lick, chew, rub or pull at the incisions. If he does, you must stop the behavior right away and begin using the e-collar. If you do not have a collar at home, please pick one up from the shelter or your local pet store at the earliest ability.

  • Post Surgical AGREEMENT

    The Watertown Humane Society is not a full service veterinarian clinic. We are only staffed and equipped to offer spay/neuter services and any follow up care needed for your pet must be done at your regular veterinarian clinic or an emergency veterinarian if needed.
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