.All About the Animals schedules clinics based on funding sources, type of clinic, as well as specific number, sex, weight, and age of dogs and cats.

Clinics are only held on Thursdays, dependent upon our veterinarian’s availability.

Thus, not every Thursday and not every month

The three clinic types:

⦁ Tribal – must be enrolled in any federally recognized tribe

⦁ Feral cats – cannot be handled; no friendlys or semi-friendly; brought in traps only

⦁ Other – anyone needing help

Tribal and Other clinics schedule the following animals:

 Schedule Male Female Total

Dogs 6 6 12

Cats 11 12 23

TOTAL 35

⦁ There can be no more than 5 dogs over 50 pounds per clinic.

⦁ Animals over 7 years old need blood work completed prior to the clinic.

⦁ All cats for these clinics must be in a clean carrier, 1 cat per carrier.

Feral clinics: We schedule 50 cats in the hopes that we get at least 30 trapped.

All cats must be in a clean trap for the safety and efficiency of personnel.

1 cat per trap.

WAITING LIST

Please TEXT the clinic cell phone: 208-339-4390.

The scheduler is a volunteer with a job and can’t always answer the phone.

A message will be sent that includes a questionnaire that needs to be completed.

Once completed, you will be placed on the waiting list by the date you contacted the scheduler, not by when the scheduler responded to you.

It is extremely important to fully complete the questionnaire.

The information is used to get your animal into the correctly funded clinic.

Sometimes emergencies arise where animals need help immediately so they will have priority in scheduling.

We fit in rescue group animals if it is the night before a clinic and people have not responded to the scheduler’s phone calls or texts to verify they will show up.

Rescues always show up and don’t mind last minute scheduling.

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ause of these variables we cannot tell you where you are on the waiting list.

If you really need your animal taken care of our website, www.aaacoalition.org, lists