NEWS

Gaston Low-Cost Spay/Neuter Clinic

The animal league of gaston county, is proud to announce the
opening of the Gaston Low-Cost Spay/Neuter Clinic,
972 E. Franklin Boulevard in Gastonia, North Carolina.
Surgery is performed 2 days weekly, Volunteers are at the
clinic from 11 am - 2 pm daily (except Sundays) to take
appointments and answer questions.

Since July the clinic has performed 1,575 surgeries (742 dogs and 833 cats) of those, 898 were females.  The clinc crew is working smoothly and efficiently.  Clinic staff will be attending training at the Humane Alliance in Asheville.  We are hoping to break 3,000 surgeries in 2010

For an appointment please call: 704.868.4673.i Please leave a message if we miss your call.

Gaston Low-Cost Spay/Neuter Clinic Ribbon Cutting Ceremony

Gaston Chamber of Commerce along with attendees watched as Terry Kenny cut the red ribbon to officially open the clinics doors.

It was a beautiful day for the ribbon cutting ceremony. Attendees enjoyed, food and drink and toured the clinic. Many commented on how wonderful the clinic looked. All were excited about being able to reach out to the community and help to get animals spayed and neutered.

Website Layout

Lisa Barr of Above the Barr Design maintains algc's website free of charge as her way of helping animals in need and a worthy cause.

With more then 20 years of graphic & web design experience, Lisa has a substantial portfolio of both print and web work. Her designs are captivating and professional with a focus on drawing in the reader and motivating them to action. Lisa has her own graphic design firm here in Gastonia, NC. She believes in high quality design at an economically sensible price. Contact Lisa today for a review of your current website or to speak with her on your needs for a website. You can visit Lisa on the web at: www.abovethebarrdesign.com

Rescued Dogs Need Your Help!

Jasper and Billy G are two found dogs that are requiring more financial resources than the usual rescue dog. Billy G is a shih tzu found wandering in a parking lot, looking for scraps of food. He clearly had been neglected for several years (per the vet). He suffers from a systemic skin infection (yeast) that has rendered him nearly hairless from head to toe and had nails up to two inches long. Jasper wandered up to a home looking for shelter, and instead was beaten over the head with a shovel. Read more...

Can You Help Me?

My name is Dallas. I was rescued as a baby by the nice people of Stanley Living Center last year. I now spend my days there as their therapy dog. The residents just love me!

I work for free and do not have health insurance. My owner took me to the vet because my hips keep popping out of place. He told me I need both hips replaced. I am only one year old. Read more...