How much does the Pets in Crisis program cost?

The service is free – it’s funded by the WA Government and RSPCA WA. The only cost involved is vet treatment to get pets up-to-date with the minimum requirements needed to be enrolled in the program (sterilisation, vaccinations, microchipping, flea and worm treatments). All vet work is undertaken by Vetwest, who are generously supporting the Pets in Crisis program by offering significantly discounted veterinary services. Payment plans can be put in place to cover these costs.

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