New Patient Application
Your Pets Are Our Priority
New Patient Form
What to Expect
1. Drop Off
Dog drop off is at 7:30 am MST
- Dogs must arrive leashed or in a crate. When in the building for drop off, maintain distance from other dogs
Cat drop off is at 8:30 am MST
- Cats must arrive in a hard sided crate or humane trap with the cats first name and your last name taped onto the crate. For example: Fluffy Anderson
2. Paperwork
Your application and contract will be presented to you upon check in. Submittal of your online application you certify that you have read and understand the information below:
Operation Pets, Inc. (OPI) low cost program uses qualified staffing and approved materials for all procedures performed. It is important for you to understand that the risk of injury or death, although extremely low, is always present just as it is for humans who undergo surgery. Carefully read and understand the following before sending in your application
I certify that my animal is in good health and will have had no food or water since midnight the evening prior to surgery.
I understand that if my pet is not fully vaccinated, it may come in contact with disease from other animals while in OPI’s care and I will not hold OPI responsible should they contract a disease.
I certify that, to the best of my knowledge, any animal I present to OPI has not bitten anyone within 10 days prior of this date.
I hereby request surgical spay/neuter by OPI. I declare under penalty of perjury that I am the legal owner or agent of the above animal, care for the animal(s) I have listed, and/or I am properly authorized to present the animal(s) for the indicated surgery vaccination, and/or treatment. I understand the requirements listed below and agree to them. I have had the opportunity to ask questions concerning anything I do not understand.
I declare that I have been feeding or caring for these animal(s), or have direct knowledge that these animal(s) are being fed regularly. I have no reason to believe that they are living an inhumane lifestyle.
I understand that the operation presents some hazards and that injury to or death of such animal may conceivably result, for there is some risk in the procedure and the use of anesthetics and drugs in providing these services. I recognize and understand the risks inherent to anesthesia and surgery, particularly for animals that are pregnant, in heat, injured, sick, and/or have no medical history available. I understand that the animal(s) do not undergo a
pre-anesthetic evaluation/blood work by a veterinarian. By presenting these animals for surgery, I accept the risks for any underlying health problem that would complicate recovery and/or survival from anesthesia and/or surgery.
I understand the inherent risks of failing to maintain current vaccinations and waive all claims arising out of or connected with the performance of this operation or procedure due to such failure.
If during the procedure other problems are recognized I hereby consent and authorize the performance of procedures necessary and desirable in the exercise of the veterinarian’s professional judgment. All procedures may be stopped under direct recommendation of the acting veterinarian.
I understand feral cat(s) will be “ear tipped” (a small portion of the tip of an ear removed) and/or tattooed for identification in the future and to prevent unnecessary trapping and transport for future clinics.
I understand that if I don’t retrieve my pet at the agreed upon time, that OPI becomes the owner of the animal after 24 hours.
I promise to see that all feral animals receive food, water and necessary care on a regular basis when returned after surgery to the location from which they were collected or to an alternate location if prohibited from returning to their original location.
I agree to hold harmless and indemnify OPI, its agents, board of directors, contract employees and/or volunteers from any losses, injuries and damages to myself and/or to the animals arising out of, or in any way connected to, the services requested herein. This includes, but is not limited to, trapping, treatment, sedation, vaccinations, surgery, recovery and release of the animal.
I understand that OPI will leave a permanent visual mark under every female incision to notify any observer that the animal has been altered.
I certify I am over the age of eighteen years and am fully informed of the contents of this form through reading it and by asking questions to clarify information. I completely understand and agree with its contents before signing it.
Release of Liability:I hereby release, waive, and discharge OPI, its agents, board of directors, contract employees and/or volunteers for the purpose of performing surgery, vaccinating and/or treating my pet. From all liability, for injury, loss or damage to my pet, and any claim or demands therefore, on account of injury to my pet incurred during the performance of this procedure.
I certify that my animal is in good health and will have had no food or water since midnight the evening prior to surgery.
I understand that if my pet is not fully vaccinated, it may come in contact with disease from other animals while in OPI’s care and I will not hold OPI responsible should they contract a disease.
I certify that, to the best of my knowledge, any animal I present to OPI has not bitten anyone within 10 days prior of this date.
I hereby request surgical spay/neuter by OPI. I declare under penalty of perjury that I am the legal owner or agent of the above animal, care for the animal(s) I have listed, and/or I am properly authorized to present the animal(s) for the indicated surgery vaccination, and/or treatment. I understand the requirements listed below and agree to them. I have had the opportunity to ask questions concerning anything I do not understand.
I declare that I have been feeding or caring for these animal(s), or have direct knowledge that these animal(s) are being fed regularly. I have no reason to believe that they are living an inhumane lifestyle.
I understand that the operation presents some hazards and that injury to or death of such animal may conceivably result, for there is some risk in the procedure and the use of anesthetics and drugs in providing these services. I recognize and understand the risks inherent to anesthesia and surgery, particularly for animals that are pregnant, in heat, injured, sick, and/or have no medical history available. I understand that the animal(s) do not undergo a
pre-anesthetic evaluation/blood work by a veterinarian. By presenting these animals for surgery, I accept the risks for any underlying health problem that would complicate recovery and/or survival from anesthesia and/or surgery.
I understand the inherent risks of failing to maintain current vaccinations and waive all claims arising out of or connected with the performance of this operation or procedure due to such failure.
If during the procedure other problems are recognized I hereby consent and authorize the performance of procedures necessary and desirable in the exercise of the veterinarian’s professional judgment. All procedures may be stopped under direct recommendation of the acting veterinarian.
I understand feral cat(s) will be “ear tipped” (a small portion of the tip of an ear removed) and/or tattooed for identification in the future and to prevent unnecessary trapping and transport for future clinics.
I understand that if I don’t retrieve my pet at the agreed upon time, that OPI becomes the owner of the animal after 24 hours.
I promise to see that all feral animals receive food, water and necessary care on a regular basis when returned after surgery to the location from which they were collected or to an alternate location if prohibited from returning to their original location.
I agree to hold harmless and indemnify OPI, its agents, board of directors, contract employees and/or volunteers from any losses, injuries and damages to myself and/or to the animals arising out of, or in any way connected to, the services requested herein. This includes, but is not limited to, trapping, treatment, sedation, vaccinations, surgery, recovery and release of the animal.
I understand that OPI will leave a permanent visual mark under every female incision to notify any observer that the animal has been altered.
I certify I am over the age of eighteen years and am fully informed of the contents of this form through reading it and by asking questions to clarify information. I completely understand and agree with its contents before signing it.
Release of Liability:I hereby release, waive, and discharge OPI, its agents, board of directors, contract employees and/or volunteers for the purpose of performing surgery, vaccinating and/or treating my pet. From all liability, for injury, loss or damage to my pet, and any claim or demands therefore, on account of injury to my pet incurred during the performance of this procedure.
3. Additional Requirements
○ Pets must be at least 3 months old and 3 pounds.○ There may be extra fees if we find that the pet is pregnant, obese, in heat or if the pet requires a plastic cone or carrier upon check out.○ Dogs must come to the clinic on a leash or in a crate.○ Cats must come to the clinic in a crate or humane trap, with your cats name and your last name clearly written on the crate (example Fluffy Anderson). No soft sided crates will be accepted.○If you do not have a crate, we have temporary ones available for $8.00. We will not release your cat until they have a crate to go home in.○ No pets will leave the premise without a leash or carrier.○ No food or water after midnight prior to surgery.
What types of payment options are available?
Payment must be made in advance via credit card or PayPal. We do not accept checks.
Will I be provided with an estimate of costs?
Based on your application, an estimate will be given to you over the phone when scheduling your appointment. There may be additional charges the day of surgery if your pet is found to be in-heat, pregnant, overweight or a hernia needs to be repaired.
What is your appointment cancellation policy?
You must cancel one week prior to surgery day. You will be re-scheduled for the next clinic. No refunds will be given if you do not come to your appointment.
What types of animals do you treat?
Cats and Dogs
What are the fees associated with an emergency visit?
As Operation Pets, Inc. is only a monthly clinic, should an emergency arise you will need to contact your vet or call the Emergency Clinic.