We are dedicated to providing help, compassion, and understanding. We believe that the vast majority of pet owners truly love their animals, and to some, it is all they have. Our volunteers, administrators, founders, and directors operate under a strict rule of 'No Judgement.' We understand that everyone's circumstances are different, and life can change in the blink of an eye. Whether help is assisting in lowering the cost of the surgery, providing transportation, or just explaining how the surgery works, we are 100% committed to helping the families and individuals of our area. We do this by collecting aluminum cans, and tax-deductible donations from incredible citizens. These individuals struggle, every day, and many of them are pet owners.Ĭans For Kritters is a 501(c)3 organization that was born out of a desire to help work towards ending the pet over-population crisis here in the south by assisting individuals with Spaying & Neutering their pets. Pick up is on the second Monday of each month.

In the more rural counties, this number climbs significantly, up to even 30%. Alabama Spay/Neuter offers free transportation to and from Word Alive Church, 122 Allendale Rd, Oxford, Al. In Alabama, over 19% of our population lives below the poverty line. Unfortunately, here in the south we deal with this problem more because of a lack of laws to protect our companion animals, education, and funding for low-cost spay & neuter programs. A large number of those animals are the result of unwanted/unexpected litters, or strays reproducing. Please review other spay/neuter programs.According to the ASPCA of the United States, over 6.5 million animals enter shelters across the US every year. North Alabama Spay Neuter Clinic (256) 489-0418įIX ‘EM FOR FREE SPAY/NEUTER PROGRAM FOR 35805 RESIDENTSĪnimal Services’ Fix “Em For Free” spay/neuter program for the 35805 pet owners is officially closed. Governors Choice Animal Hospital (256) 534-2241 They will set up an appointment.įlint River Animal Hospital (256) 852-3300 Contact the following vet offices directly, let them know you qualify for the program and can provide proof. The City of Huntsville actively seeks to fight pet overpopulation problems and avoid euthanasia through the Fixin’ Alabama Spay/Neuter program for pet owners on state or federal subsidized assistance or low income (e.g., Medicaid, Disability, EBT, WIC, Tax Documents showing adjusted gross income of $35,000 or less). All intact adopted dogs and cats are transported by the Huntsville Animal Services to a participating veterinarian for sterilization surgery.įor information on Spay/Neuter Assistance, visit the SNAP website. This will prevent animals from contributing to the overpopulation problems of dogs and cats throughout the nation. All dogs and cats adopted from Huntsville Animal Services must be spayed or neutered prior to going to their new home.

Alabama spay and neuter program