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Here is the training classes page.
Could add video links.
There could be more.
Low income options page
This is the community pet days. This could pull events from a blog set up.
This service will be available until October 1, 2019 or as long as grant money is available.
FREE Spay/Neuter Services
Animal Welfare League of Queen Anne’s County, through a grant from the Maryland Department of Agriculture, is now offering FREE Spay/Neuter services to qualifying Queen Anne’s County residents’ pets.
Please contact AWLQAC at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or stop by for more information about picking up and application and seeing how you can qualify for the program.
Click here to download the application
Any questions, feel free to contact the shelter via email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or by phone (410) 827-7178.
TOP TEN REASONS TO SPAY OR NEUTER YOUR PET
- Your female pet will live a longer, healthier life.
- There are major health benefits for your male pet too.
- Your spayed female won’t go into heat.
- You male pet won’t feel the need to roam and
- He will be much better behaved.
- Spaying or neutering will not make your pet fat.
- Spaying or neutering is highly cost effective.
- It’s good for the community.
- Your pet doesn’t need to have a litter for your children to experience the miracle of life!
- It is the best way to reduce the homeless pet problem.
Don’t Have A Litter, Let Us Fix Your Critter!
If you have lost an animal please contact us at the shelter. Animals that come in do not immediately go on our website to be available for adoption. If you call in or stop by we will be able to tell you if your pet was brought to us or if we have heard from anyone in the community that has found an animal.
Click the links below to see our current strays.
View stray Cats View stray Dogs
If you have found an animal please bring them into the shelter and we will care for them until they are reclaimed by their owner.
You can use the form below to let us know of a lost or found animal.