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City of Lufkin Animal Services awarded $150,000 grant to expand spay and neuter services across Angelina County - The Lufkin Daily News
Texas HHSC (Google News) · May 17, 2026
In plain language
City of Lufkin Animal Services has received a $150,000 grant from Texas Health and Human Services to help pet owners in Angelina County. This funding allows for low-cost spay and neuter services for local dogs and cats. The program aims to reduce pet overpopulation and improve public health by making these medical procedures more affordable for families. Residents can now schedule appointments through the shelter for a small fee.
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Key takeaways
- A $150,000 grant from Texas Health and Human Services will fund low-cost spay and neuter services in Angelina County.
- Pet owners are responsible for a $25 fee per animal while the grant covers the remaining cost of the surgery.
- The program is designed to reduce the number of stray animals and lower euthanasia rates in Lufkin and surrounding areas.
- Lufkin Animal Services is currently scheduling appointments and requires a $25 deposit for each pet.
- Residents are encouraged to check the city animal shelter's social media pages for modern clinic schedules and updates.
City of Lufkin Animal Services awarded $150,000 grant to expand spay and neuter services across Angelina County The Lufkin Daily News
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