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Spay/neuter assistance grants ready

Applications are due April 15

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The Clark County Animal Protection and Control Advisory Board is accepting grant applications from local organizations with programs dedicated to spaying and neutering.

Clark County and the city of Vancouver are providing $15,000 in grants to applicants within the city and unincorporated county.

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