Low-Cost Spay & Neuter

Looking to make a difference?

Donating just $25 can help pets like me go from the shelter to spoiled rotten!

Spaying and neutering helps pets live longer, healthier lives and helps our community reduce the number of unwanted litters.

Eligibility for Low-Cost Spay/Neuter

To keep our clinics accessible to those who need it most, there are the eligibility qualifications for our clinic. The clinic is designed for individuals and families with limited financial resources, including participation in public assistance programs or income-based qualification.

Spay/Neuter Costs:

Owned Cats: $60
Dogs up to 50 lbs: $80
Dogs 51-75 lbs: $90
Dogs 75-100 lbs: $110
Dogs over 100 lbs: $160

Community Cats (TNVR Program):

We provide spay/neuter services for unowned, community cats (often called feral) through our Trap-Neuter-Vaccinate-Return (TNVR) program. As part of this program:

Cats are humanely trapped, sterilized, ear-tipped, and returned to their outdoor locations.
A rabies vaccination is administered.

Please note: This program is only for cats that are truly unowned and unsocialized. Owned, outdoor cats do not qualify and are subject to the standard $50 fee. If you’re interested in helping reduce the stray cat population by assisting with unowned community cats, please contact us to learn more about participating in our TNVR program.

Our spay and neuter programs are made possible with the support of our donors and:

The Georgia Pet Foundation Program

This spay/neuter program is offered through a grant provided by Georgia Pet Foundation. Residents who request Georgia license plates with the Georgia Pet Foundation logo help make programs like this possible.

The Fix Georgia Pets Program

The money supporting these activities is provided to LOHS through a grant provided by Fix Georgia Pets, an organization whose mission is to focus on spay/neuter as a means to end overpopulation and senseless euthanasia of animals in Georgia.