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ALERT!!!

Recently areas of Edgewood north of Dinkle Road and west of Horton Road have been experiencing incidences of bubonic plague and tularemia. One adult male individual was diagnosed with bubonic plague, treated, and recovering well. Several incidences of tularemia in pets, including one dog and several cats, have also been observed.
Tularemia is more common in cats but can occur in dogs. It is usually successfully treated with antibiotics if caught early. Symptoms include lethargy and high fever. Bubonic plague in pets and people has similar symptoms.
Please be sure to protect yourselves and your pets by treating with SAFE veterinary approved flea meds and reducing habitat for rodents in and around your property. Do not handle dead rabbits or rodents and ensure that your pets do not ingest any wild animals.
For further information on how to protect your family and pets, please visit the New Mexico Department of Health.
https://www.nmhealth.org/data/view/report/942/
https://www.nmhealth.org/publication/view/help/1006/

It's EXTENDED!!!

Just in time for kitten season! We've decided to extend our half price offer for cat spay and neuters till the end of December due to a high demand.
Call 933-4901 to set an appointment.
See the Spay & Neuter Program page for costs.

Did you know...

The Smith's Food & Drug will donate to FEVA every time you use your Smith's card! You just need to go to the Smith's website and register your card to connect it to our organization.
Open your account and go to Inspiring Donations, put our organization number (see below) and link your card. Easy as that and Thank You for supporting us!

The new tables are here!!!!

Our local restaurant, Chili Hills received their new tables! Watch for our ad on one of the tables. Thanks so much to the folks at Chili Hills for doing this!