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Spay Day USA 2010
The 16th annual Spay Day takes place on Tuesday, February 23, 2010, with events and activities in honor of Spay Day taking place throughout the month of February.

Spay Day USA 2009 Results

Spay Day USA 2008 Results
The 14th annual Spay Day USA was Feb. 26, 2008. Humane Society of the United States (HSUS) and Doris Day Animal League (DDAL) merged August 2006!!!

Spay Day USA 2007 Results
* Oregon Spay Day USA 2007 *

Spay Day USA 2006
The 12th annual Spay Day USA was February 28, 2006.
The theme was Do It For Love -- Spay or Neuter; and grants were available.

Spay Day USA 2005
* An estimated 124,000 spays and neuters nationwide were performed!!!
* Oregon had the highest number of spay/neuters performed -- 2,880!!!
* Washington raised the most money for spay/neuter -- $7,000!!!

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OREGON Spay/Neuter Assistance and Information

OREGON Portland metro

OREGON Area Code 503

10K Cat Spay program - Portland metro area
See listings for Animal Shelter Alliance of Portland (ASAP) and Cat Spay 10K below.

Animal Aid
Portland Oregon [Multnomah County, Washington County]
503-292-6628
Provides assistance based on need. Call for information.
Also distributes the Oregon Spay/Neuter Fund coupon [Portland area only, see separate listing below] which you can download; check the expiration date.

Animal Shelter Alliance of Portland (ASAP)
Portland metropolitan area [Clackamas County, Multnomah County, Washington County, Oregon and Clark County Washington]
The 10K Cat Spay program may begin about October 2009.

Bayshore Animal Hospital :: feral friendly!
Warrenton Oregon [Clatsop County only]
503-861-1621
May 1, 2007: Spay/neuter services are for feral or stray cats in Clatsop County only that have a caregiver feeding them, but are not living as part of a human family. Domestic housecats or any cats/kittens who have been adopted into a home do not qualify and will be turned away.
The cost is $25 per cat and will include the spay/neuter, distemper and rabies vaccination, an antibiotic injection and treatment for worms, fleas and ear mites. The right ear will be "cropped" [ear tipped! ~B] to indicate the cat has been spayed or neutered.

Cat Adoption Team (CAT)
Sherwood Oregon [Washington County]
503-925-8903
contactus@catadoptionteam.org
www.catadoptionteam.org
Subsidized spay/neuter services offered to low income cat owners: $40 for neuter; $55 for spay. CAT also offers special Feline Fix-a-Thons and accepts the Oregon Spay Neuter Coupon. Please call for information and to schedule an appointment.

The CatNIP program ended. The 10K Cat Spay program may begin about October 2009. See Animal Shelter Alliance of Portland (ASAP) or 10K Cat Spay above and below.
CatNIP Cat Neuter Incentive Program
Portland Oregon 97206, 97266 zip codes [Multnomah County]
503-988-6275 Message line.
2006: Low-cost spay/neuter ($10) for cats of low-income in targeted zip codes. When appointments are confirmed, date, time and location are given. Clinics are currently once or twice per month.
CatNIP Coalition: Cat Adoption Team, Clackamas County Dog Services, Feral Cat Coalition of Oregon, Humane Society of SW Washington, Multnomah County Animal Services, Oregon Humane Society, Washington County Animal Services
February 2008: The Catnip Coalition is now also known as the Animal Shelter Alliance of Portland (ASAP) [new website August 2008] and now includes three additional members: Alliance for Contraception in Cats and Dogs, Portland Veterinary Medical Association, and Southwest Washington Veterinary Medical Association.

Cat Spay 10K Program - Portland metro area
See listing for Animal Shelter Alliance of Portland (ASAP) above.

Cherish the Animals
Portland Oregon [Multnomah County]
503-234-7182
Low-cost spay/neuter assistance and referral service for cats of low-income owners only (not for homeless cats.)

Clatsop Animal Assistance, Inc.
Friends of the Clatsop County Animal Shelter
Warrenton Oregon
503-861-PETS (7387)
Spay/neuter certificates are available to low income pet owners through the Clatsop County Animal Shelter. $15/$25 off certificates; proof of need required.

Columbia Humane Society
St Helens Oregon [Columbia County]
503-397-4353
Spay and neuter education is another primary focus and discount coupons are available on our front counter or can be mailed to you directly. Call for information on low-cost spay/neuter services.

Feral Cat Coalition of Oregon :: feral friendly!
503-797-2606
October 2008: FCCO now has a free-standing spay/neuter clinic in Portland in addition to our ongoing mobile program.
Holds spay/neuter clinics throughout Oregon and southwest Washington for feral cats. All cats will be eartipped and must be feral.
2009 Clinic Schedule
The CertifiCAT program is offered in limited cities right now where FCCO spay/neuter clinics are not held, and is currently offered in the Astoria/Warrenton area. If you live in the area, please contact Jan at 503-436-9522. We plan to expand the program to other areas, so please check back.
Only feral, stray and abandoned cats qualify for the CertifiCAT program. Housecats, or those living as part of a human family, do not qualify.

Multnomah County Animal Services
Troutdale Oregon [Multnomah County]
• Tom & Mom Cat Special Low-cost Spay/Neuter Extension Program for Multnomah County Residents.
mid-March 2009 through present: For a limited time, in joint participation with Multnomah County Animal Services, a Wonder package of services is offered including your cat’s spay or neuter to qualified residents at the deeply discounted price of $10 for males and $15 for females. Call 503-292-6628, ext. 2. Space is limited.
More information > http://www.animalaidpdx.org/TomAndMom .
MCAS is a member of the Animal Shelter Alliance of Portland (see listing above) who collaborated on the CatNIP project (program concluded, see CatNIP listing above) and upcoming 10K Cat Spay project (see separate listings for 10K Cat Spay and ASAP.)

Neuter Scooter (mobile cat spay and neuter clinic) :: feral friendly!
based in Bloomington Indiana
[Since May 2007, the Neuter Scooter comes every few months to one or two Oregon cities in varying counties each visit such as Lane County, Linn County, Benton County, Coos County, Umatilla County]
Oregon Schedule and sign-up >> Appointment rules :: Appointment FAQ's
Keep checking schedule for future dates; and whoever coordinates in the hosting location promotes via flyers, CraigsList, etc. Last in Oregon selected dates in late September and early October 2009.

Oregon Humane Society
1067 NE Columbia
Portland Oregon [Multnomah County]
503-285-7722
Portland area only. The Spay/Neuter Assistance Plan (SNAP) provides direct assistance to those who need financial help to pay for their cats' spay or neuter surgery. Seniors with inadequate income, the unemployed and underemployed, and people on public assistance receive help through this program.
There is also an interest-free spay/neuter loan program.
The OHS spay/neuter webpage includes a link for the downloadable Oregon Spay/Neuter Fund coupon [Portland area only, see separate listing below]; check the expiration date.

Oregon Spay/Neuter Fund
7640 SW 88th
Portland Oregon 97223 [Clackamas County, Columbia County, Marion County, Multnomah County, Polk County, Washington County, Yamhill County, Clark County Washington]
503-286-2411
Oregon Spay Neuter Fund is the oldest spay/neuter referral service in the Portland metro region. We try to locate the best and most convenient service for the individual client. OSNF also prints and distributes coupons for reduced-price spay/neuter surgeries at participating local veterinarians in Clackamas, Multnomah and Washington counties. Call to be mailed a coupon or download one from any of the following websites: www.oregonspayneuter.org, Animal Aid, Oregon Humane Society, Pet Over-Population Prevention Advocates, Inc. (POPPA) and Cat Adoption Team; check the expiration date!
The current veterinary clinics listed on the Oregon Spay/Neuter Fund coupon are WESTSIDE PORTLAND: Burlingame Veterinary Clinic, Cat Adoption Team (see also separate listing,) Tigard Animal Hospital and Village at Main Veterinary Clinic (see also separate listing,) Vista Pet Hospital and in NORTH PORTLAND: Hayden Meadows Pet Clinic.

Oregon Veterinary Medical Association (OVMA)
Find a Vet in Oregon
Article: The Benefits of Spaying or Neutering

Pet Over-Population Prevention Advocates, Inc. (POPPA, Inc.) :: feral friendly!
Beaverton Oregon
January 2009: POPPA is no longer handling requests for spaying or neutering of dogs.
"Statewide" spay/neuter referral and assistance service for cats, rabbits and ferrets. Online requests only at this time.

Salem Friends of Felines
Salem Oregon [Marion County]
503-362-5611
SFoF helps reduce cat over population by providing a spay and neuter assistance program, educating the community and raising awareness. Offers help for low cost spay and neutering of cats in Marion and Polk counties.
You can pick up a spay/neuter certificate at 980 Commercial Street SE in Salem during Thrift Store / Adoption Center business hours.
You must use one of the participating veterinarians. At the time you drop off the cat for the spay or neuter, you give the vet office your co-pay portion ($20 for a neuter or $25 for a spay) and they will bill us the difference. You do not pay us.

Spay & Neuter Humane Association
Astoria Oregon 97103 [Clatsop County]
503-338-6376
No Kill Shelter that actively promotes spay/neuter and work with 2 vets who provide 20% off spay/neuter.

Per group, currently inactive as of November 2006
Spay Today! Overpopulation Prevention (STOP) :: feral friendly!
Portland Oregon [Multnomah County, Clackamas County, Washington County]
503-441-1212
Low-cost and no-cost services in Portland Metro area only. Need to fill out an application. Will receive a voucher good at nearest participating vet.

Tigard Animal Hospital :: feral friendly!
Tigard Oregon
503-684-3133
and
Village at Main Veterinary Clinic :: feral friendly!
Wilsonville Oregon :: feral friendly!
503-570-9735
Provide lower-cost spays and neuters Monday through Saturday via the Oregon Spay/Neuter Fund coupon (see OSNF listing above.)

Tom and Mom Cat Special (TAMCS) >> www.spayoregon.org or www.animalaidpdx.org/TomAndMom
Portland Oregon metro area [Clackamas County, Multnomah County and Washington County in Oregon, Clark County Washington]
Offers $10 cat spays or neuters for low-income households from mid-February to mid-March each year.
A cooperative spay/neuter project of smaller Portland-area spay/neuter groups* and participating veterinarians held annually since 2002 from mid-February to mid-March in honor of national Spay Day USA.
*Initiated by Indigo Rescue, Pet Over-Population Prevention Advocates, Inc. (POPPA) and individuals; subsequent collaboration with Animal Aid, Oregon Spay/Neuter Fund and others. (See also individual listings for these groups.)

Tri City Spay and Neuter
Seaside Oregon [Clatsop County]
503-738-7040
Providing spay/neuter subsidies since 1975! For residents of Seaside School District. Thrift Shop located at 600 Broadway #6.

United Paws of Tillamook - Tillamook for Spay/Neuter :: feral friendly!
Tillamook Oregon [Tillamook County]
503-842-5663
unitedpaws@hotmail.com
Dedicated to spaying and neutering feral cats, adoptable stray dogs and cats, and the companion animals of low-income residents of Tillamook County.

Willamette Humane Society :: feral friendly!
Salem Oregon [Marion County, Polk County]
Clinic: 503-480-SPAY or e-mail clinic@willamettehumane.org
The spay/neuter clinic will open to the public on January 11, 2010! We will begin scheduling appointments December 21, with surgeries starting the week of January 11. - Services and Fees (see financial assistance page as well)
Spay Neuter Assistance: Save the Felines Certificates program ends after December 31, 2009.

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OREGON Area Code 541

Bend Spay and Neuter Project :: feral friendly!
Bend Oregon [Deschutes County]
541-617-1010
Offers low cost spay and neuter services for stray, feral and barn cats. Now available for pet cats, dogs, rabbits/bunnies.

Blue Mountain Humane Association
(Operate Louise M. McNeely Animal Shelter)
La Grande Oregon [Union County]
541-963-0807
Occasionally a donation is made to the Blue Mountain Humane Association on behalf of spay and neuter certificates.

Central Coast Humane Society :: feral friendly!
Newport Oregon [Lincoln County]
541-265-3719
Spay/Neuter Program: CCHS offers certificates for a $10 discount off the cost of spaying/neutering; pick up certificates at four locations. Owners may select their own veterinarians, who will perform the surgery.
Feral Cat Program: CCHS will pay for the full cost of spay/neutering of any feral or stray cats. Must call for appointment; see other criteria. Traps available for rent.
Population Assistance Program: for people who are going through tough financial times if our $10 certificate is just not enough.

Central Coast Spay-Neuter Clinic
Newport Oregon 97364 [Lincoln County]
888-574-SPAY (7729)
541-574-9160
Low Cost Spay-Neuter and shots.

Coos County Animal Control
Coos Bay Oregon [Coos County]
541-269-2312
Free spay/neuter for pets, in exchange for the human volunteering some time.

CRAFT - Cat Rescue Adoption and Foster Team :: feral friendly!
Bend Oregon [Deschutes County]
541-389-8420 or 541-312-0054
CRAFT is a no-kill cat rescue that provides shelter, foster, adoption, hospice and veterinary services including spay/neuter. CRAFT also rescues and fosters feral and semi-social cats that, after spay/neuter and vaccinations, are placed on farms and ranches -- a Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) and Barn Cat program.

Douglas County Animal Control
(see also Saving Grace Pet Adoption Center and New Beginnings SPCA below)
Roseburg Oregon
downloadable pdf file: Spay Neuter Program Municipal Code

Eugene, City of - Spay/Neuter Clinic
Eugene Oregon [Lane County]
541-682-3643
3970 W 1st Street
A lower-cost Spay and Neuter Clinic. Cats $50 male, $65 female. Dogs $90 to $120 male, $95 to $135 female. By appointment only.
A limited number of vouchers are available for discounted spays and neuters for City of Eugene and low-income residents only. Cat neuters are only $20 and cat spays are only $30 with a voucher. Dog spays and neuters are only $60 with a voucher!
If you get government assistance, or have a low household income, you may qualify--give us a call. See website and contact for complete info, services, costs and criteria.

Eugene Oregon and surrounding area - Veterinary Clinics [Lane County]
Listing provided by the Animal Welfare Network of Lane County (AWNLC). Signifies vets who provide low-cost spay/neuter and will spay/neuter feral cats.

Feline Assistance Network (FAN) :: feral friendly!
Westfir Oregon [Lane County]
541-556-2809
Spay/neuter services for feral, stray or low income cats:
(Surgeries take place at Greenhill Humane Society in Eugene.)
Spay surgery for feral or tame cats $50. Neuter surgery for feral or tame cats $25. Accept Lane County vouchers to offset surgery cost. Other funding MAY be available. See website and contact for complete info, services, costs and criteria.

Feral Fix :: feral friendly!
Eugene and Lane County Oregon
Free Feral Cat Spay / Neuter
Feral cat, Trap-neuter-return, and spay/neuter resources for Lane County.
Greenhill Humane Society and local LCVMA (Lane County Veterinary Medical Association) veterinarians with support from LCAS (Lane County Animal Services) and the City of Eugene, operate a free feral cat clinic every Sunday throughout the year. Spaces are limited for this free service. If you are interested in participating, please contact the TNR Coordinator at Greenhill Humane Society. Phone: 541-689-1503 ext. 140 or email diana@green-hill.org.

Florence Area Humane Society
Florence Oregon [Lane County]
541-997-4277
Spay and neuter clinics are held at the shelter twice monthly -- check calendar. Surgeries must be scheduled and paid for in advance. Cat neuters $40, cat spays $55. Dog neuters $60 to $110 plus, dog spays $70 to $120 plus. See website and contact for complete info, services, costs and criteria.

Friends of Animals With Needs (FAWN) :: feral friendly!
Coquille Oregon [Coos County]
541-267-1020
May 2009: old FAWN website no longer available.
June 2009: a FAWN webpage is now hosted on PiLand Ranch.
Spay/neuter assistance for those over 62. Subsidized or low-cost spay/neuter of cats. Co-organizer of periodic spay/neuter clinics with the Feral Cat Coalition of Oregon.

Friends of the Animal Shelter (FOTAS)
Ashland Oregon [Jackson County]
541-774-6646
Provides information on low cost spay/neuter

Friends of Pets of Klamath Basin :: feral friendly!
Klamath Falls Oregon [Klamath County]
541-850-0750
Provide financial assistance to any resident to help with the cost of spaying or neutering cats only ($30 spay, $15 neuter) at several participating veterinarians. Hold occasional spay/neuter clinics.

Greenhill Humane Society
Eugene Oregon [Lane County]
541-689-1503
Low-cost spay/neuter assistance for low/fixed-income people.
2008: Feral Fix: partnering with others in Lane County to provide free feral cat spay/neuter clinics each Sunday (see separate listing for Feral Fix above)
2006: onsite spay/neuter clinic for neuter before adoption of shelter animals, and spay/neuter services for rescue groups and periodic feral cat clinics.

Heartland Humane Society
Corvallis Oregon [Benton County]
541-757-9000
Low-cost spay/neuter for pets of people with low income.

Humane Society of Central Oregon
Bend Oregon [Deschutes County]
541-382-3537
Spay/Neuter Assistance Program (SNAP) provides low-cost certificate to individuals on financial assistance.

Humane Society of Cottage Grove
Cottage Grove Oregon [Lane County]
541-942-3130
At various times of the year, we have half-price coupons for the spaying and neutering of certain pets.
LISNAP(Low-Income Spay & Neuter Assistance Program) is a program to assist qualified persons with low-cost spay and neuter. You can get an application by going to our This 'N' That Shop, Community Sharing, and the Department of Human Services.

Humane Society of the Ochocos :: feral friendly!
Prineville Oregon [Crook County]
541-447-7178
Spay-Neuter Assistance Program (SNAP) to alter companion animals of Crook County residents who are financially qualified.

Humane Society of Redmond :: feral friendly!
Redmond Oregon [Deschutes County]
541-923-0882
April 2009:
Humane Society of Redmond has teamed up with a few local veterinarians to perform low cost spay and neuters at the Redmond facility. The surgeries are by appointment only and performed on scheduled surgery days. Call for more information and an appointment.
[will get update on the old info below soon!]
SNAP Program offers assistance to low-income people who can show proof and pay for a certificate to take to a participating veterinarian. 2/2007 fees: Female dog $30, Male dog $25, Female cat $20 and male cat $15.00.

K.A.T.A. (Kitty Angel Team) Adoption, Inc.
Foster Oregon [Linn County, Benton County]
541-367-7575
e-mail: vickitty@comcast.net
Offers spay/neuter assistance for low income people and their cats as funds are available.

Klamath Humane Society
Klamath Falls Oregon [Klamath County]
541-882-1119
Spay Neuter Incentive Project (SNIP) is a campaign to reduce the overpopulation of pets in Klamath County by stopping unwanted births through spay/neuter.

Lane Community College - Animal Support Committee :: feral friendly!
Eugene Oregon [Lane County]

Lane County Animal Services (LCAS)
downloadable pdf file: Lane County Spay/Neuter Voucher Program
Eugene Oregon
541-682-3645 or 541-682-3646
June 2009: If you need help with spay/neuter of a pit bull or pit bull mix, call 541-682-2388 to obtain a voucher. A very small co-pay may be asked.
As of December 14, 2004, LCAS is offering $25 vouchers to assist low income Lane County citizens with the spaying or neutering of their dogs and cats, up to 4 vouchers per year, per household. Currently there are 16 local veterinarians participating in the program. Applications can be picked up at LCAS 3970 West 1st Ave or downloaded off the website. The applications are reviewed and if approved a $25 voucher will be issued. The low-income guidelines have been supplied by the Oregon Employment Department.
See website and contact for complete info, services, costs and criteria.

Lane County Veterinary Clinics
Eugene Oregon and surrounding area [Lane County]
Listing provided by the Animal Welfare Network of Lane County (AWNLC). Signifies vets who provide low-cost spay/neuter and will spay/neuter feral cats.

Linn County Oregon
Albany Oregon
scroll down for the links to downloadable documents about the Feral Cat Sterilization Program and Grants Agreement
2-28-2007: For Linn County cat rescue groups through June 2008, call John Adair, Linn County Animal Control at 541-967-3925.

Mohawk Veterinary Hospital
Springfield Oregon [Lane County]
541-747-0780
Lower cost spay neuter clinic (opened November 2006)

Neuter Scooter (mobile cat spay and neuter clinic) :: feral friendly!
based in Bloomington Indiana
[Since May 2007, the Neuter Scooter comes every few months to one or two Oregon cities in varying counties each visit such as Lane County, Linn County, Benton County, Coos County, Umatilla County]
Oregon Schedule and sign-up >> Appointment rules :: Appointment FAQ's
Cost is $50 per cat for spay/neuter and free shots, or $40 per cat and free shots if you pre-pay online at www.neuterscooter.com. Only $20 for feral cats.
Keep checking schedule for future dates, and whoever coordinates in the hosting location promotes via flyers, CraigsList, etc. Last in Oregon selected dates in late September and early October 2009.

New Beginnings SPCA :: feral friendly!
Roseburg Oregon [Douglas County]
541-464-4313
Provide vouchers to low-income families to help pay for the cost of having a pet spayed or neutered. Call and leave a voice mail message. Your call is returned by a volunteer. An application is taken over the phone and a voucher sent out. In addition, the group cares for feral cats. Feral Kitty Committee

Oakridge, City of [Lane County]
541-782-2258
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 1410, Oakridge Oregon 97463
Street Address: 48318 E. 1st Street, Oakridge Oregon 97463
Spay Neuter Fund was initiated in January 2006 for citizens who cannot afford to fix their cat. Local vet clinic to help distribute funds. You can make donations to Oakridge Spay/Neuter Fund and send to City Hall.

Ontario Feral Cats :: feral friendly!
Ontario Oregon [Malheur County]
e-mail info@ontarioferalcats.org
June 2009: A coalition of volunteer individuals, local veterinarians, city government and local business owners are implementing a Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) program aimed at controlling and reducing the feral cat population in Ontario.

Oregon Outback Humane Society :: feral friendly!
Lakeview, Oregon [Lake County]
541-947-5009 leave a message in mailbox #3 or email info@oregonoutbackhuuamne.org
February 2008: Spay Neuter Oregon Outback Pets Initiative (SNOOPI) is a new voucher program for families and individuals who need financial assistance for altering a companion dog or cat.
Homeless Cats and Mother/Kitten Specials: Fix It Trip Companion Cat (verified need for assistance) and Fix It Trip Stray / Feral Cats (any Lake County Resident)

Pets and People
Coos Bay Oregon [Coos County]
541-269-2765
Offer vouchers that provide a discount at any Coos County veterinary clinic.

Pets of Milton Freewater and Cats Galore Shelter :: feral friendly!
Milton-Freewater Oregon [Umatilla County OR, Walla Walla County WA]
541-938-4711 Pets of MF :: 541-938-4711 Cats Galore
Pets of MF: We currently sponsor spay/neuter clinics for dogs and cats of low-income individuals when grant money is available, sponsor discount spay/neuter clinics twice a year, and can obtain reduced rates for spay/neuter and vaccinations of feral cats.
Cats Galore: Low-income spay or neuter vouchers are sold to individuals with very limited financial means with proof of income. Vouchers are purchased here and are used at Kennedy Mobile Veterinary Service a couple blocks down the road. Spay or neuter for female cats cost between $40 and $60 depending in income and males between $20 and $40.

Pet Utopia
Pendleton Oregon [Umatilla County]
541-278-1253 Info@pet-utopia.org
Offers financial assistance to spay and neuter strays and pets of low-income families in northeastern Oregon.

Pioneer Humane Society
Pendleton Oregon [Umatilla County]
541-276-0181

Planned Pethood Inc
Lagrande Oregon [Union County]
541-963-2395 or 541-562-6125
Offer spay/neuter assistance when there is a serious financial need.

October 4, 2007: Dr. Powell's spay/neuter clinic will remain closed.
Dr. Bill Powell ~ Low Cost Spay/Neuter Clinic for Coos County
Previously in Bandon/Coos Bay Oregon
July 10, 2007: Low-cost animal clinic closes
Clinics were held at Pony Village Mall for many years then in March 2005 at a new location in Empire. Dr. Powell also did spay/neuter clinics for Florence Area Humane Society in Florence, OR.

Pro-Bone-O
Eugene Oregon [Lane County]
541-607-8089
Provides free veterinary services, food and supplies for the pets of people who are homeless in the Lane County area at clinics every other Sunday. Spay/neuter vouchers are provided as animals treated must be spayed/neutered within 6 months of their initial visit. Pro-Bone-O prevents unwanted litters through education, and when possible, offering financial assistance for spaying and neutering.

Project SpayShip a project of Save the Pets [ http://www.savethepets.net ]
Eugene Oregon [Lane County]
spay/neuter voucher program for spay/neuter of cats at Willamette Animal Guild, Greenhill Humane Society or through the Feline Assistance Network.
October 25, 2009 - Project SpayShip spay/neuter vouchers now available for dogs, particularly large dogs.

Promoting Responsible Ownership of Dogs (PROD)
Hood River Oregon (Office) [Hood River County]
Underwood Washington (Mailing Address)
541-387-DOGS (3647).
PROD offers financial assistance via spay/neuter discount certificates to those in need of help to have their pet(s) spayed or neutered. This is only made possible through PROD matching a discount offered by some of our local veterinarians. Up to a 50% discount certificate is available for those meeting the general requirements. Assistance is also available for those rescuing strays. Call to see if you qualify.

SafeHaven Humane Society
Albany Oregon [Linn County]
541-928-2789
2-28-2007 New limited funding available for cats of low-income, elderly, disabled.
Update April 2007: "Cats Count" Low Income Voucher Program offers $10 ($20 as of January 2009) spay/neutering of cats for qualifying residents of Linn County. Owners choose where to have the procedure done from a list of participating veterinary clinics.

Save the Pets [ http://www.savethepets.net ] >> Project SpayShip
Eugene Oregon [Lane County]
spay/neuter voucher program for spay/neuter of cats at Willamette Animal Guild, Greenhill Humane Society or through the Feline Assistance Network.
October 25, 2009 - Project SpayShip spay/neuter vouchers now available for dogs, particularly large dogs.

South Coast Humane Society
Brookings Oregon [Curry County]
541-412-0325 and 541-412-0906
SCHS works with area veterinarians to provide low cost spaying or neutering for those who qualify for assistance.

SPAY, Inc.
Brownsville Oregon [Linn County]
541-466-3497
SPAY, Inc. helps spay/neuter animals in Linn County; also use safe, humane traps to catch feral cats and get them spayed & neutered."

Spay/Neuter Investment Project, Inc. (SNIP House) :: feral friendly!
Prineville Oregon [Crook County]
541-447-6444
A nonprofit low-cost spay/neuter clinic for cats, kittens, dogs, puppies. Feral cats welcome. Open Tuesday and Thursday, except for one week per month. SNIP Price list

Spay/Neuter Your Pet (SNYP) :: feral friendly!
Medford Oregon [Jackson County]
541-858-3325
The many ways SNYP helps...
1) a referral service providing information on all known low cost spay/neuter programs in Jackson County.
2) subsidized spay/neuter assistance program made possible through the participation of a number of dedicated veterinary offices in the Rogue Valley
3) seasonal campaigns such as our February Prevent a Litter and October Prevent a Kitty Litter Campaigns. Special discount certificates are sold at local pet stores and animal shelters and are redeemable at participating veterinary offices listed on the back of each certificate.
4) special programs for specific members of our community include: the SAV Program (Special Assistance Voucher Program) for very low-income pet owners, and the Feral Cat Program.

Project SpayShip Save the Pets [ http://www.savethepets.net ]
Eugene Oregon [Lane County]
spay/neuter voucher program for spay/neuter of cats at Willamette Animal Guild, Greenhill Humane Society or through the Feline Assistance Network.
October 25, 2009 - Project SpayShip spay/neuter vouchers now available for dogs, particularly large dogs.

Stop Pet Overpopulation Today (SPOT)
Eugene Oregon [Lane County]
541-485-7768
provides financial assistance to owners unable to afford the full cost of spay neuters for their pet dogs,especially BIG dogs!

Stray Cat Alliance :: feral friendly!
Eugene Oregon [Lane County]
541-341-3974
June 2009: SCA is still offering low or no cost spay/neuter. Call WAG 541-345-3566 and mention SCA, or call 541-554-8657.
December 15, 2008: SCA is no longer accepting any calls or requests for assistance with spay/neuter, placing cats, or any other kind of help. We are going inactive for a period of 6-12 months. For those needing assistance with spay/neuter call 607-4219 for information. See our website straycatalliance.com for information on assistance with veterinary care.
Our non-profit status will still be in effect and all donations will continue to be tax deductible. We will continue to assist low-income cat caregivers with spay/neuter through dispersal of funds to Pro-Bone-O (helps the homeless with their pets), Willamette Animal Guild, Greenhill Humane Society and other groups with a similar mission to SCA: helping low-income care providers with their cats. . . . . .
After this hiatus, we will assess the future of SCA."
Now inactive, previous listing: Provides low-cost spaying and neutering to cats of qualified, low-income people. We require a co-payment for our services at local veterinary offices. Spring 2005 -- SCA has started a voucher program. Caregivers and the veterinarians get a copy of the voucher which states what SCA will pay.
We also provide medical care and cat food for needy people.

The Toby Fund of Wolf Creek Oregon, Inc.
Wolf Creek Oregon [Josephine County]
541-866-2527
We provide spay/neuter assistance for Wolf Creek / Sunny Valley dog and cat companions of folks in need. We can also be e-mailed through our website www.toby.org or kathox@budget.net or write to Toby Fund PO Box 222 Wolf Creek, Oregon 97497. We will mentor and act as managers for other rural Oregon communities desiring to establish similar programs.

Umpqua Valley Humane Society
Roseburg Oregon [Douglas County]
541-672-5039
The Umpqua Valley Humane Society operates without a facility. A small group of volunteers focuses its attention mostly on spay and neuter activities. Offers financial support for people to get their pets spayed or neutered

Veneta, City of :: feral friendly!
Veneta Oregon [Lane County]
541-935-2191
City of Veneta offers $30.00 vouchers (not $20 as the website states!) to Veneta residents who are qualified low-income pet owners to help with the cost of spay or neuter surgery for their cat or dog. See income eligibility requirements on website. Pick up applications at City offices, or print online application, and submit with income proof. There is no income requirement when vouchers are used for feral cats!

Willamette Animal Guild (WAG) :: feral friendly!
3045 Royal Avenue, Eugene Oregon [Lane County]
541-345-3566
A lower-cost spay/neuter clinic whose mission is to improve the health and living conditions of feral cats and pet animals in the care of low-income persons. Cats: Males $37 Females $47; Ferals: $40 (Feral Package includes shots, ear tip, flea and ear mite treatment.) No additional charges for cats pregnant or in heat.
Dogs 50 lbs and under - $75. Dogs 51 to 90 lbs - $90.
about December 1, 2009: Special limited-time offer while grant funds last, spay/neuter any kitten two to four months old or two to four lbs for $10.
See website for complete info and criteria.
Historical notes:
Opened in January 2008.
May 2005 -- a new organization dedicated to the establishment of a permanent, fixed-location low-cost spay-neuter clinic for the low-income pet guardians and feral-cat caregivers of Lane County.
Pick of the Litter (now closed) was their consignment store featuring art, collectibles and antiques whose proceeds benefitted the Willamette Animal Guild and the 30% commission charged going towards medical equipment for the future spay/neuter clinic.

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OREGON shelters: on-site spay/neuter clinics

[not open to the public for spay/neuter of pets unless noted* (some may in future); rather these on-site clinics do pre-adoption sterilization of shelter animals (neuter before adoption). A few may provide services for rescue and trap-neuter-return groups.]

1978: Lane County and City of Eugene (originally Tri-Agency partnership.) *Open to the public.
December 2002: Washington County Animal Services, Hillsboro
2002: Cat Adoption Team, Sherwood
October 2003: Multnomah County Animal Services, Troutdale - mobile spay/neuter trailer on-site
February 2005: Heartland Humane Society, Corvallis
January 2006: Greenhill Humane Society, Eugene. Neuter before adoption and later began providing services to rescue and trap-neuter-return groups.
September 2006: Multnomah County Animal Services, Troutdale - on site spay/neuter clinic
January 2007: Humane Society of Redmond on site spay/neuter suite
Announced Jan-Feb 2007: Oregon Friends of Shelter Animals (OFOSA)
have completed spay/neuter mobile remodel and are ready to help local rescues and shelters alter their pets before placing them for adoption
February 2007: Clatsop County Animal Shelter, Astoria. On-site surgery room for spay/neuter before adoption of shelter animals.
Opened September 2007: Oregon Humane Society, Portland. Partnering with OSU College of Veterinary Medicine. Neuter before adoption of shelter animals performed in on-site veterinary teaching hospital.
Announced February 2008: Willamette Humane Society, Salem. Capital campaign for on-site spay/neuter before adoption of WHS shelter animals and other animal group partners, and spay/neuter for pets of the public.
July 2009 - Work will begin September 2009 on the new high-volume, low-cost spay/neuter clinic in the shelter building. The clinic is expected to open to the public in January 2010.

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Notes:

Please realize that, although there appear to be many listings for spay/neuter assistance, there is still a great need for accessible and affordable (free or very low-cost) spay/neuter. Many of the listed resources have waiting lists and are inundated with requests; many areas do not have lower-cost spay/neuter available. Publicly funded spay/neuter is needed, the existing resources are not adequate to make a significant impact on the problem.
Learn more about companion animal homelessness, pet overpopulation, and killing of shelter animals.

Please remember -- neuter or spay assistance is for people in financial need or for animals who would not otherwise be sterilized. It is provided as a community service to help people as well as improve and save animal lives.

Although each spay/neuter counts, spay/neuter programs of most impact are targeted, accessible, high-volume, free or truly low-cost, AND proactive! Effective programs reach at-risk animals that would not otherwise get sterilized. Only a few Oregon programs approach or meet this criteria. If planning a spay/neuter project, please assess community needs, review and advise existing programs so that efforts are not duplicated.

Disclaimer: Neuter/spay programs operate with differing guidelines. Some work only with the pets of people who have low incomes, others serve only pet cats or only feral (untamed, free roaming) cats - without regard to the income level of the owner or caretaker, and others serve all kinds of people and pets. Please contact the program for current details and criteria.
If you obtain updated information on a listed program or know about other low cost or free spay/neuter programs, please contact me with the information so this resource remains timely and accurate. Listings are updated at least monthly.

Inclusion of a program or resource on this webpage does not signify recommendation or endorsement of a program or policy.


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