I am on disability and only have a limited income I have a small kitten someone told me I could come here and get the cat taking fixed and I could get help with shots and I need to to get declawed do you guys do the services for free

Hi Catherine! Thanks for reaching out! We do have a public vaccine clinic several times per month, and our next clinic is this Sunday, August 7. You can find further information here: https://pawsatlanta.org/resources/veterinary-clinic/vaccinations. We do not offer spay/neuter services to the public, but you can find a list of low cost options here: https://secondlifeatlanta.org/spay-and-neuter/. Lastly, please do not declaw your cat. This procedure is painful and damaging, as it's the equivalent of amputating the ends of their toes. Cats need their claws to survive physically and emotionally. More information about not declawing can be found here: https://pawproject.org/about-declawing/declaw-surgery/

Do u have any small dogs at this time not chic. ?

Please do not declaw, it's very painful for cats. It can cause behavior problems too. Like biting and peeing issues. :(

I don't think they do all of it but you can ask..