Spay Your Pet for $20!
If you are a Chatham County resident and have an annual household income of $40,000 or less, you may qualify for CARE's low-cost spay/neuter program, Lillie's Fund.
To get more information or to apply, select an application format below, print the form, complete it, and mail it to:
CARE, P.O. Box 555, Pittsboro, NC 27312
Click here for application and information in PDF format.
Click here for Spanish application and information in PDF format.
Click here for application and information in Word DOC format.
Not a Chatham County resident?
Call SPAYNC Helpline at 1-888-NC-FIX-EM (1-888-623-4936) sponsored by Animalkind, Inc. for low cost spay/neuter options near you.
Chatham County Animal Shelter also has a low cost spay/neuter program. Call 542-7203 for information.
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From the American Humane Association Web site:
It's easy to produce 80 million cats. Just allow two cats and their surviving offspring to breed for 10
years. In that time, you'll produce 80,399,780 cats (this assumes two
litters per year and 2.8 surviving kittens per litter).
- First year: 12
- Second year: 66
- Third year: 382
- Fourth year: 2,201
- Fifth year: 12,680
- Sixth year: 73,041
- Seventh year: 420,715
- Eighth year: 2,423,316
- Ninth year: 13,968,290
- 10th year: 80,399,780
By age five, a female dog and her female offspring can produce 192
puppies (assuming two females per litter and two litters per year).
And this doesn't include all of the offspring produced by her male
puppies.
The dogs and cats you see on this web site represent some of the
few lucky homeless animals who will be placed in permanent homes.
Tragically, 4-6 million homeless and unwanted animals are euthanized
annually because homes cannot be found.
Over 244,000 dogs and cats were euthanized in North Carolina animal shelters in 2005 alone.
Please help control animal overpopulation by spaying/neutering your pet!
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Alley Cat Allies
Part of an international effort working to promote, foster, and develop humane nonlethal control programs for feral and stray cats through sterilization programs that effectively reduce their numbers over a period of time. |
AnimalKind
AnimalKind's mission is to end the unnecessary euthanasia of cats and dogs in Triangle-area NC shelters by subsidizing pet spay/neuter for the lowest-income families. AnimalKind launched THE $20 FIX Program, a targeted financial assistance program serving low-income pet owners. |
APS of Orange County NC - Spay/Neuter Clinic
The APS/Orange County Shelter is one of only three North Carolina shelters to offer a low cost spay/neuter program. APS contracts with the Nicks Road Veterinary Clinic to perform all of the surgeries. |
Carolina Mobile Low Cost Spay Neuter
A low-cost mobile spay/neuter service for Raleigh, NC area. |
Companion Animal Clinic of the Sandhills NC
The goal of the CAC Foundation is to reduce animal overpopulation in the Central North Carolina. We strongly believe that with affordable spay and neuter services available, the public will utilize this service. The Spay Neuter Veterinary Clinic of the Sandhills will spay or neuter dogs and cats for individuals that cannot afford the service of the private veterinarian and for animal welfare groups.
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Friends of Animals
International, non-profit, membership organization that works to protect animals from cruelty, abuse and institutionalized exploitation. |
Humane Alliance
The Humane Alliance Spay/Neuter Clinic is dedicated to ending pet overpopulation by providing high volume, high quality, targeted, affordable sterilization services of companion animals.
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Humane Society of the Piedmont
Runs a low cost, high volume spay and neuter clinic and is trying to reach out to other areas in NC. State of the art clinic averages 60 surgeries per day and we have two full time veterinarians.
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Love That Cat
Store for unique cat gifts, beds, cool feline supplies, scratching posts, and cat jewelry. This page lists low-cost spay/neuter programs by state. |
Operation Catnip
A non-profit organization dedicated to humanely reducing the stray and feral cat population through a no cost Trap-Neuter-Return program. Not for adopted cats. |
Pet Overpopulation Patrol (POP-NC)
Low-cost mobile spay/neuter clinic, based in Carrboro, NC. |
Pets 911
For pet adoptions, lost and found pets, pet health, spay and neuter information, local animal welfare organizations, and much more. |
Safe Haven for Cats
A non-profit, no-kill shelter for stray and abandoned cats and kittens in Raleigh NC. Accepts only stray or feral cats. Also offers low cost spay/neuter service. |
Spay Neuter Assistance Program (SNAP)
A non-profit mobile surgery group providing low-cost spay/neuter services to all North Carolinians. |
Spay Today
Offers high quality spay/neuter surgery at low cost to pets and rescue animals in eastern North Carolina. Targets low income families who cannot afford routine surgical fees. Assists animal rescue groups.
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Spay/Neuter - Low Cost Options for Chatham County
Low cost spay/neuter for Chatham County, NC. |
Spay/Neuter Application (Spanish) - CARE
CARE’s Lillie’s Fund is dedicated to providing low cost spay and neutering services for dogs and cats that are at least 3 months old. To qualify, you must be a resident of Chatham County. |
Spay/Neuter Application - CARE
CARE’s Lillie’s Fund is dedicated to providing low cost spay and neutering services for dogs and cats that are at least 3 months old. To qualify, you must be a resident of Chatham County. |
Spay/USA
Nationwide network of people working to provide affordable spay/neuter programs. Goal is to reduce the number of unwanted cats and dogs. |
Triad Spay and Neuter
Low cost spay/neuter clinic in Greensboro/High Point/Winston Salem area of NC. |
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