SPAY/NEUTER PROGRAMS FROM NKLA COALITION PARTNERS
NKLA Coalition partners offer many different options to help you spay or neuter your pet. It’s possible that your pet may even qualify for a discounted or free spay/neuter surgery. Please note that services for community cats will vary.
VISIT OUR PARTNER WEBSITES FOR MORE DETAILS
NKLA COALITION PARTNERS:
- CAMP (Community Medicine Animal Project): Low cost or free surgeries for qualified families. Please visit https://www.campla.org/discounts-specials or call 310-574-5555 for more information.
- FixNation: Free and low-cost services for cats. Click here for details and to make an appointment. Email info@fixnation.org or call 818-524-2287
- Spay-4-LA: FREE services for cats and dogs in zip codes 90003, 90011, 90018, 90037, 90044, 90047, 90062 (South L.A.)
- Stray Cat Alliance: I Spayed LA program provides free spay/neuter to any cat in many South L.A. zip codes.
Check out more spay/neuter specials with the following coalition partners, too:
Spay/Neuter OPTIONS
LOS ANGELES ANIMAL SERVICES LOCATIONS:
VOUCHERS:
See if your pet qualifies for a free or discounted spay/neuter operation. Click here (Los Angeles Animal Services)
or call 1-888-452-7381
ASPCA The ASPCA is located at 1850 West 60th Street, Los Angeles, 90047. Clinic operates Tuesday through Saturday and accepts dogs and cats for spay/neuter. For the most up-to date eligibility and sign up requirements, visit the website. Before arriving, please apply online for a Free Spay/Neuter Certificate from the City of Los Angeles.
ADDITIONAL SPAY/NEUTER RESOURCES
For information on more programs and veterinarians offering low-cost spay/neuter services, search here (SpayCalifornia.org) and here (Found Animals Foundation).
TRANSPORT SERVICES:
Need help getting animals to a clinic? No problem!
Heaven on Earth Society for Animals offers free transport to clinics within select zip codes in the San Fernando Valley on their “SpayShip.” Click here for details.
Featured S/N Events
FREE/Low Cost SPAY/NEUTER
Community Animal Medicine Project (CAMP)
NKLA coalition partner CAMP
Appointments & General Inquiries: 310-574-5555
https://www.campla.org/discounts-specials
Spay and Neuter FAQs
How long does spay/neuter take? It depends on the animal’s breed, age, temperament and other factors.
What age should I spay/neuter my pet? As early as 8 weeks old in many cases. However, you should always consult your vet.
Is it a difficult procedure? Spaying and neutering are routine procedures, and complications are rare.
WHY YOU SHOULD SPAY AND NEUTER
- You prevent unwanted litters of puppies and kittens.
- It helps prevent “marking” inside your home.
- Your pet is less likely to get certain types of cancer.
- There are discount programs to make the surgery affordable.
- Male dogs and cats won’t be as inclined to try to run away.
- Females won’t go into heat.
- Spaying and neutering your pet is good for the community.
- Bottom line is it saves lives, and is better for your pet!
