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About Euthanasia

Savings Lives Through Prevention

We envision a community in which pets are not euthanized just because they are homeless. The only way to control dog and cat overpopulation and the euthanizing of adoptable animals is by decreasing birth rates. In turn, we created the first nonprofit, low-cost, high-volume, spay/neuter and wellness clinic for the St. Louis Metropolitan region.

The Carol House Quick Fix Pet Clinic mission is to reduce pet overpopulation by providing an effective, accessible and affordable spay/neuter option. Our mission is also to educate both pet owners and non-pet owners alike about the benefits of spay and neutering pets. By reducing the number of unwanted dogs and cats that are born, we will also reduce the number that enter local shelters only to be euthanized.


 

Your Love For Companion Pets Can Carry On Long After You Are Gone

It’s true! You can make a direct impact on the lives of companion pets by gifting a portion of your estate to Carol House Quick Fix Pet Clinic in your Last Will and Testament. Simply share with your estate planner, your desire to bequeath a monetary gift or gifts of stock to Carol House Quick Fix Pet Clinic. Your donation will allow them to continue their award-winning spay and neuter work long after you are gone. Your donation will move St. Louis closer to being a “No Needless Kill Community”.

Estate gifting is a great alternative for you to support CHQFPC when your heart says, “I want to give”, but your pocket book says, “You don’t have the money right now.” If this sounds like an opportunity for which you would want to be remembered, please let your estate planner know. Then, contact Wendy at (314) 771-PETS, so you can be recognized as one of our “Fur-ever Friends”.

It is our hope that your gift will not be actualized for a long time; but when the time does arrive, CHQFPC will use your legacy of love to make the lives of cats and dogs a whole lot better here on earth!