Community health
Stop the cycle before it starts
One unspayed dog and her offspring can produce 67,000 dogs in just six years (Bissell Pet Foundation); one unspayed cat and her offspring, 370,000 cats in seven (PETA). Prevention is the most compassionate care there is.
Reduces overpopulation
Prevents litters of puppies and kittens being born in ditches, pastures, and dirt.
Improves pet health
Lower risk of cancers and infections — longer, healthier lives.
Prevents roaming
Fixed pets roam less and stay safer at home.
Saves lives
Fewer unwanted animals exposed to disease, injury, and predators.
Cat Nip / Dog Snip Fund
Low-cost vouchers for Fayette County
Residents can purchase low-cost spay/neuter vouchers accepted at any veterinary clinic in Fayette County. The program is partially grant-funded, and community support keeps it going.
Gifts through this button go directly to the Cat Nip / Dog Snip Fund — one-time or monthly.
$30
Cat voucher
$60 value at local vets
$45
Dog voucher
$90 value at local vets
Why it matters here
Every year we see the effects of unchecked breeding: overcrowded shelters, harder placement decisions, and animals suffering from neglect and disease. Last year we sterilized 90% of the animals in our care — preventing more than 1,500 future births. With your help, we shift from reactive care to prevention that keeps animals out of the shelter in the first place.
Join the prevention effort
Every resident, every animal lover, every donor. Together we stop the cycle before it starts.
