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around Calais.
Find animal shelters, pet food support, adoption services, and lower-cost veterinary resources in or around Calais.
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Animal welfare resources around Calais
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PAWS Brave Hearts
368 South Street, Calais, ME 04619
PAWS Brave Hearts provides care and adoption services for dogs and cats in Washington County.
Hours & eligibility
- Listed hours
- Call to confirm current hours.
- Who this helps
- PAWS Brave Hearts provides care and adoption services for dogs and cats in Washington County; contact the shelter for current availability.
Confirm details with the organization.
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Help Fix ME
Statewide support
Low-cost spay/neuter program for eligible cats and eligible large mixed-breed or pitbull-mix dogs. The program is not accepting new applications because current funding is committed. Helps reduce pet overpopulation.
Hours & eligibility
- Listed hours
- Call to confirm current hours.
- Who this helps
- New applications are paused because current funding is committed. When applications reopen, applicants may qualify if they receive or are eligible for Food Stamps, TANF, SSI, or SSDI. Vouchers can be used at participating veterinary clinics across Maine.
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Community Spay-Neuter Clinic
Statewide support
Provides affordable cat spay/neuter services in Topsham and mobile clinics in Waterville. Affordable sterilization surgery for cats with additional vaccines available. Located in Topsham, serving communities across the state.
Hours & eligibility
- Listed hours
- By appointment; book online.
- Who this helps
- Open to all pet owners. Low-cost pricing for everyone. No income restrictions for basic services.
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Before you call or visit.
Shelters, food programs, and clinics offer different kinds of help.
Ask about your animal
Confirm which species, sizes, and services the program handles. Ask about appointments and current capacity.
Check cost and funding
A low-cost clinic is not always free. Ask about fees, assistance requirements, and whether funding is currently available.
Plan for the visit
Ask what records, carrier, leash, or other supplies to bring. For a sick or injured pet, contact a veterinarian directly.