Spay/Neuter Sample Clauses

Spay/Neuter. If this Dog has not been sterilized prior to this agreement, you agree to Spay or Neuter within 6 months of this signed agreement. Please call us to arrange Spay/Neuter with one of our Veterinarians. You understand that this contract is not final until the Spay or Neuter is complete.

Spay/Neuter. If this Dog has not been sterilized prior to this adoption due to age or physical condition, you agree to enter into a Sterilization Agreement with us to have the Dog spayed or neutered in accordance with the Sterilization Agreement.

Spay/Neuter. If this pet has not been sterilized before this agreement, You agree to ensure the animal will not be around another unaltered animal and will make all necessary arrangements to ensure the animal does not breed.

Spay/Neuter. Agreement This is a contract of MANDATORY Spay/Neuter as defined herein.

Spay/Neuter. Buyer agrees this puppy shall NOT be spayed or neutered prior to two years of age, unless permission is granted in writing by Seller. Seller discourages spaying or neutering during the life of the dog, unless absolutely necessary. Negative health and behavioral consequences of spaying/neutering have been well documented in multiple studies. These negative health risks include significantly higher incidence of cancer, orthopedic disorders, hypothyroidism, obesity, incontinence, urinary tract infections, and adverse vaccine reactions. The life expectancy of spayed or neutered dogs has been shown to be decreased by as much as 30% in some breeds. Articles that describe some of these adverse health risks will be made available to Buyer upon request. Based on this information, Buyer acknowledges that the dog should not be spayed or neutered prior to two years of age, unless required by a health problem developed by this dog. In our culture, strong social pressure is often placed on owners to spay or neuter their dog at a young age, but for responsible pet owners who do not allow their animals to roam free, this is not a necessary step.

Spay/Neuter. If, on the date hereof, the Dog has not been spayed or neutered due to age or for medical reasons, the following provisions of this Section 1 shall apply. The Adopter shall ensure that proper veterinary care is provided to the animal. 1.1. Adopter shall have the animal spayed or neutered by a veterinarian licensed to practice veterinary medicine in the United States (a “Vet”) of the Adopter’s choosing on or before the date the Dog reaches the age of seven (7) months, unless a licensed veterinarian of the Adopter’s choosing, after examining the Dog, provides a written certification presented to MUDDY PAWS RESCUE recommending a temporary or permanent alter waiver for reasons related to the health of the Dog. 1.2. The Adopter shall deposit, in addition to the adoption fee, a sterilization deposit of $100.00. 1.2.1. The sterilization deposit is refundable to the Adopter if (i) proof of spaying or neutering of the Dog is presented to MUDDY PAWS RESCUE not more than thirty (30) days after the date specified in Section 1.1 above or (ii) the Adopter provides to MUDDY PAWS RESCUE not more than thirty (30) days after the date hereof a Vet’s written certification that spaying or neutering would endanger the Dog’s life. The sterilization deposit shall be returned to the Adopter no more than fourteen (14) days after the receipt by MUDDY PAWS RESCUE of the proof specified in clause (i) or (ii) above, as applicable. 1.2.2. If the Adopter fails to provide timely proof of neutering/spaying within the time set forth above, the sterilization deposit is forfeited to MUDDY PAWS RESCUE, all rights and ownership of the dog in favor of the Adopter shall automatically terminate and transfer back to MUDDY PAWS RESCUE, and MUDDY PAWS RESCUE will have the right to immediately assume possession of the Dog. The Adopter shall also pay MUDDY PAWS RESCUE $500.00 in damages if the Adopter fails to provide timely proof of neutering/spaying. 1.3. MUDDY PAWS RESCUE may, but is not obligated to, allow extensions of the time periods upon receipt of a certificate from a Vet certifying that the Dog has a medical condition which prevents him or her from being spayed/neutered within the time period set forth in Section 1.1 above, or that it would otherwise be detrimental to the health of the Dog to be spayed/neutered by such time period. In such a case, the Dog shall be spayed or neutered when the Dog is healthy enough, as certified by a Vet. The Dog shall be spayed or neutered within thirty (30) d...

Spay/Neuter. If the pet is unaltered at time of adoption, Adopter must have pet sterilized by the following date . Spaying/Neutering should take place before the pet reaches six (6) months of age unless a licensed veterinarian provides a written recommendation to postpone the procedure due to the pet's age, size, body type, weight, or other factors. In such cases, Adopter will provide the written recommendation to ▇▇▇▇. Adopter agrees to adhere to the veterinarian's guidance and ensure that the procedure is completed at the earliest appropriate time as determined by the veterinarian. A spay/neuter fee is required to ensure that the pet will be sterilized. Refer to the ▇▇▇▇ Spay/Neuter policy.

Spay/Neuter. If not already done, the adopter agrees to have the Cat spayed/neutered as noted in the Spay/Neuter Addendum, which is a part of this agreement, and will forward proof of such to SCR within 7 days of completion. Failure to comply with this requirement will result in the immediate return of the Cat to SCR.

Spay/Neuter. Considerable research in recent years has gone into the reproductive health of dogs. Studies on early spay or neutering now reveal that this can be more harmful than preventative in terms of both health and behaviour. Nevertheless, this dog is sold with the condition it is not to be used for breeding. Consult your veterinarian but do your own research first. We recommend the following protocols in the best interest of your dog's health.