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SPOT has funds available for low/no income residents of Lane County who need help getting their dogs fixed!
Stop Pet Overpopulation Today (SPOT) Spay Neuter Voucher Program is now providing funding directly through our spay/neuter partner, the Willamette Animal Guild (WAG)
As of January 2, 2024, SPOT will be raising and providing funds directly to WAG for a more streamlined assistance program for qualified low-income Lane County dog owners. SPOT’s application form is no longer available on this website or by phone and the new application can be found at wagwag.org (click on Financial Services).
You can now fill out an application directly at wagwag.org and apply for an appointment and $75 subsidy toward your dog’s procedure. In certain cases, if the veterinarian determines during surgery that there are other procedures related to the spay/neuter that are important to the pet’s health and welfare, SPOT will also authorize paying for those specific costs.
If you do not have internet access to fill out an application form, you may leave a message at 541-345-3566; however, this will likely incur a longer wait time for assistance.
Please note: You will be required to provide proof of your low-income status prior to your appointment.
This new program will streamline both organizations' processes and simplify our client's ability to make an appointment for your dog's spay/neuter. Thank you for taking this important step for your pet's health and welfare and helping stop pet overpopulation in our community.
SPOT has funds available for low/no income residents of Lane County who need help getting their dogs fixed!
Spaying or neutering is the single most important thing you can do for your dog's health and to help prevent the killing of millions of unwanted shelter animals.
Donations go far! 97 cents of every dollar goes directly into spay and neuter vouchers for low/no-income community members.
SPOT hosts and participates in various fundraisers throughout the year. Join us and help us help dogs in our community!
SPOT has helped thousands of community members spay/neuter their dogs since 1997. Learn more about us and our generous grantors and sponsors.