Spay & Neuter Information

Spaying and neutering our cats and dogs is the only way we will be able to stem the flow of unwanted animals into our nation’s shelters. If you have a dog or cat that is not yet spayed or neutered, please contact your veterinarian as soon as possible to schedule a time to have it done. Spaying and neutering helps animals live longer and healthier lives.

Homeward Bound Programs

 

Spay the Mom

This program is designed for people whose cats have had a "whoops" litter!  In exchange for surrendering all the kittens/puppies to Homeward Bound so we can place them (sterilized and vaccinated) into loving homes, we will cover the costs of having your Mom cat/dog spayed and vaccinated and return her to you at no cost.  This program is a win-win for you, your cat, and her kittens! To find out more or to enroll your cat, please email Volunteer@homewardboundanimals.org

 

Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR)

For information on our TNR program, please click here

 

Low Cost Spay/Neuter Programs in Vermont

• VT-CAN! Vermont Companion Animal Neutering Inc.
  19A Bailey Meadows Rd
  Middlesex, VT 05602
  802-223-0034

VT-CAN! wants to help people have their animals spayed or neutered. VT-CAN! offers low cost spay/neuter for people who CANNOT afford to go to a full service veterinarian because of income or because they have numerous animals. VT-CAN! is open Monday, Wednesday and Thursday from 7:30 a.m. until 5 p.m. Please call 802-223-0034 to schedule an appointment. Check their Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/VTCAN.spay.neuter/  for information on mobile clinics.

• VSN - Vermont Spay Neuter
  60 Commerce Street
  Williston, VT 05495
  802-860-2296

 

• Vermont Spay Neuter Incentive Program - VSNIP

VSNIP is a publicly funded low-cost spay neuter program.  Funding is produced through a surcharge on dog registrations and is limited.  Please click on the link above to learn more.  Ple:  VSNIP funding is limited and application processing time can be lengthy. We encourage you to pursue direct service providers first.