Does your pet need to be spayed or neutered?
It’s almost time for the 8th Annual Ford Petersen Spay Day in honor of Ford Petersen, a long-time employee and friend. Up to 50 pets will be selected via lottery to receive a FREE comprehensive spay or neuter procedure. Check out a video of last year’s spay day: 7th Annual Ford Petersen Spay Day.
In order to be eligible to be put in the lottery for a free spay or neuter your pet must meet the below criteria:
• “Owned” pets only please.
• No dog spays for “in‐heat” dogs. Last heat cycle should have ended at least 2 months prior to surgery.
• No neuters for “cryptorchid” dogs or cats.
To add your name into the lottery system, please call 949-768-1313 before 7pm Thursday, February 27. Those that are selected will be notified on Friday, February 28. If selected, “Spay & Neuter Day” will be held on Sunday, March 1.
To enter, we will need the following registration information:
• Pet Owner’s name, cell phone and email address
• Pet’s name, age, sex, breed, approximate weight
• Female dog over 7 months, last heat cycle ended when?
• Male pet, are both testicles in the scrotum?
About The Author
Tim Wheaton, Office & Media Manager | A part of the APCC team since September of 2013 as the Office Manager and Media Manager. His career previously had been steeped in the Title Insurance Industry for over a decade. He has managed staffs in multiple industries, locally and overseas. His marketing and Social Media skills were learned as he manages his own photography business & podcast called “Daddy Unscripted” about being a dad.
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There is no coincidence in the shared last name. Tim is Dr. Wheaton’s younger brother and has been around APCC and the staff since its inception. Life has come full-circle in that way, as Tim and his brother used to spend nearly every day during summers in their youth at their Dad’s veterinary practice in Corona Del Mar. Dr. Wheaton was always the son destined to follow in their father’s footsteps, while Tim was always the more creative-minded one of the two.
Tim and his wife have two kids of their own and two furry children (Rusty & Audrey), sibling cats adopted from The Pet Rescue Center in 2011.
Tim will be keeping you up to date with APCC happenings via social media – Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, Instagram – with pictures, pet health tips, travel tips and ways to keep your babies happy and healthy.