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CONWAY, N.H. – Rozzie May Animal Alliance, a dedicated low-cost spay/neuter non-profit organization, has reached the milestone of more than 15,000 surgeries.
Dr. Andrea Scasserra, Dr. George Messenger, clinic manager Brandi Brooks and veterinary/medical technicians Blanche Collomy, Molly O’Connell and Taelyn Cathcart are team at . Rozzie May Animal Alliance, which serves clients from throughout New Hampshire and western Maine.
Dog surgeries are performed at the RMAA clinic on West Main Street. Some cat surgeries are done at this location with staff running a “cat cab” service to pick up cats from locations in New Hampshire and western Maine and transporting them to Conway. They also have a mobile surgical unit, the Feline Fix-It Wagon which travels throughout New Hampshire and western Maine during the warmer months, setting up clinics.
In addition to individual clients, RMAA also serves shelter and rescue organizations. New Hampshire plan B vouchers are honored. A discount is offered to both veterans and active military.
Rozzie May Animal Alliance is the first New Hampshire based 501 (c) 3 nonprofit offering low cost spay neuter services and the team is dedicated to reducing pet overpopulation which creates a strain on shelters and also results in many cats and dogs being euthanized. For more information visit www.RozzieMay.org or message Rozzie May on Facebook.
PHOTO: Prince, belonging to Khloe Kittredge, of Eaton, N.H., was the 15,000th surgery patient at Rozzie May Animal Alliance. (Submitted photo)
