(573) 221-9222
Dirty Dog Tub
You can now schedule an appointment to bathe your own pup at our facility. Click here to schedule an appointment.
Spay Neuter Assistance Program (SNAP)
This voucher covers only 1/2 the cost of a REGULAR spay/neuter.
Limit 4 PETS per household.
Any other costs incurred will NOT be covered.
THE SNAP VOUCHER IS ONLY REDEEMABLE AT
GENERAL VET CLINIC (3740 HWY MM) IN HANNIBAL, MO. PHONE # 573-221-0300
This voucher also does NOT pay for any vaccines given.
If you do not complete and submit your form at least 7 days prior to your appointment the voucher will not be honored.
IF YOU ARE A NO CALL/NO SHOW AT THE VET FOR YOUR SCHEDULED APPOINTMENT, THE CURRENT VOUCHER WILL BE VOID AND YOU WILL NEED TO FILL OUT A NEW VOUCHER. TWO (2) NO CALL/NO SHOW YOU WILL BE DISQUALIFIED FROM USING THE SNAP PROGRAM IN THE FUTURE
Step 1: Make the appointment with the clinic... YOU MUST TELL THEM YOU ARE USING THE SNAP VOUCHER WHEN MAKING THE APPOINTMENT.
Step 2: Fill out the form through the link. (Once submitted the form is automatically sent)
Private Cremation Service
In Loving Memory
NEMOHS offers a cremation service for your beloved pets who have crossed the Rainbow Bridge. We promise that you will only receive the ashes of your pet, carefully placed in a wooden urn.
Pricing for these services:
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UP to 40 lbs $105
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41-60 lbs $120
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61-80 lbs $140
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81-149 lbs $160
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> 150 lbs $180
Cremation without the return of ashes $40
INK PAW PRINT $5
CLAY PAW PRINT $15
48 HOUR RETURN $50
Urns ranging in price of $5-$35 for purchase available upon pickup as well.
We now offer microchipping here at the Shelter! For $30, and a quick and easy process, you can have some peace of mind if your pet gets lost.
Call today and make your appointment!
Once your appointment is made you can come back to this site and click the link to fill out your PetLink Registration Form prior to your appoinment to save even more time. (If you forget, don't worry, you can fill out it online at the shelter during your appointment as well!
Interested in Fostering?
Foster homes are asked to provide care for the dogs and or cats, as well as transportation to and from veterinary appointments, transportation to the NEMO Humane Society when an approved application is submitted, or for any vaccinations that are due. Care for foster dogs or cats include feeding according to size and needs, exercise according to energy levels, and lots of play time and positive socialization.
Although fostering is a lot of work, it is a very rewarding experience. By participating in this program, you are saving lives and helping many different types of dogs and cats find the families they’ve been longing for.
