Uploaded November 2014 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The Alberta Spay Neuter Task Force (ASNTF) is a dedicated and compassionate team of volunteer veterinarians, animal health technologists and general volunteers that provide proactive, community based pet wellness clinics for areas that are experiencing pet overpopulation issues, including First Nation communities. ASNTF’s primary goal is to improve the health and well-being of the dogs and cats in the community and to reduce human health issues that have resulted from this pet overpopulation. The Task Force has the ability to set up a MASH type surgical unit in a school gym, community centre or other venue within the community to spay and neuter up to 420 animals over one weekend.
The webinar will address how ASNTF got started, its growth, philosophies and how it engages the communities it works with. The process of organizing and holding a clinic will also be presented.
The Alberta Spay Neuter Task Force (ASNTF) is a dedicated and compassionate team of volunteer veterinarians, animal health technologists and general volunteers that provide proactive, community based pet wellness clinics for areas that are experiencing pet overpopulation issues, including First Nation communities. ASNTF’s primary goal is to improve the health and well-being of the dogs and cats in the community and to reduce human health issues that have resulted from this pet overpopulation. The Task Force has the ability to set up a MASH type surgical unit in a school gym, community centre or other venue within the community to spay and neuter up to 420 animals over one weekend.
The webinar will address how ASNTF got started, its growth, philosophies and how it engages the communities it works with. The process of organizing and holding a clinic will also be presented.
