T.L.C.

Our Mission

Reduce the number of household pets orphaned or abandoned by finding safe, quality homes for these loving pets.


Low Cost Spay Neuter Services

North
Alabama

Spay
Neuter
Clinic
The North Alabama Spay Neuter Clinic is a high quality, low cost clinic. It costs
  • $45 to have a cat neutered;
  • a cat spay is $55;
  • dog neuter, $60;
  • dog spay, $70;
Kittens and puppies should be at least 3 months old and weigh at least 2 pounds. While the pet is in the clinic, clients have the option to have their pet vaccinated or tested for heartworm or feline diseases.
  • Rabies
  • FVRCP
  • Leukemia, Bordetella vaccinations
  • Combo Test for cats, heartworm for dogs
  • Microchip insertion


The clinic is located at 3303 North Memorial Parkway, Huntsville. Phone: 256 489 0418

Contact North AL Spay Neuter Assn for more information.
SAAW

Spay
Neuter
Clinic
Just across the border in Tennessee is SAAW, a spay neuter clinic offering reduced prices. SAAW (Southern Alliance for Animal Welfare) is a non-profit organization, dedicated to saving the lives of dogs and cats by reducing overpopulation. Their mission is to reduce the euthanasia of healthy, adoptable dogs and cats by making high-quality, high-volume, low-cost spay/neuter services available to all residents of Lincoln and surrounding counties. It costs
  • $35 to have a cat neutered;
  • a cat spay is $45;
  • dog neuter, $50
  • dog spay, $60.
Kittens and puppies should be at least 3 months old and weigh at least 2 pounds. The price includes a rabies vaccine. While the pet is in the clinic, clients have the option to have their pet vaccinated or tested for heartworm or feline diseases.
  • Rabies -- included with surgery
  • DA2PPV (dogs) $10
  • FVRCP (cats) $10
  • Leukemia Vacc (cats) $18
  • FIV/FeLV Test $18
  • Heartworm Test $12
  • Microchip $5.


The new clinic, located at 2703 Huntsville Highway near Prospect Road, Fayetteville, TN, is open Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. Cowan advises to call 2 to 3 weeks in advance for an appointment. The phone number is 931-433-0120.

Contact SAAW for more information.
SNAP


Fix your Pet
Only $5
This Program is for Dogs and Cats living in Madison County.

If you live in Madison County and your annual household income is less than 25,000 dollars or if you are on Medicaid, WIC, Food Stamps or Disability, you qualify to have your dog or cat spayed or neutered for $5. Call one of the following clinics and tell them you want to make a SNAP Five Dollar appointment.

  • Animal Hospital of N AL – 256-828-7474
  • Chase Animal Hospital – 256-851-7297
  • Flint River Animal Hospital – 256-852-3300
  • Governor’s Choice Animal Hospital – 256-534-2241
  • North Alabama Spay/Neuter Clinic – 256-489-0418
  • Owens Cross Roads Veterinary Clinic – 256-725-4916

Contact SNAP for more information.

Fixin' Alabama $10 or less!! This Program is for Cats and Dogs living in Huntsville.

If you live in the City of Huntsville and your annual household income is less than 25,000 dollars or if you are on Medicaid, WIC, Food Stamps or Disability you qualify to have your dog or cat spayed or neutered for $5.

Please call Huntsville Animal Services at 256-883-3783. Tell them you’re calling about the Fixin’ AL program.

Please note: You must take your 1040 Form, Medicaid, WIC, Food Stamp Card or Disability Letter with you when you go to Animal Services to make your appointment.

North AL Spay Neuter Assn If your annual income is more than $25,000 and you need financial help getting your dog or cat spayed or neutered, please call the Spay Neuter Clinic at 256-489-0418. The Clinic also assists clients who live outside of Madison County.





The Benefits of Spaying or Neutering Your Pet

Pets are typically spayed or neutered when they are 4-6 months old although the procedure can be done from as early as 8 weeks old through to adulthood. It is best to have this surgery done before your pet reaches sexual maturity. Females should be spayed before their first heat. Some vets will also perform pediatric spay/neuter. Please consult with your vet.

We all have a responsibility to prevent unwanted animals from being euthanized everyday, simply because there are no homes for them. Even if your pet has a litter and you find homes for all of them, each of those pets takes a potential home away from other homeless pets waiting in a shelter. But aside from this responsibility, there are also significant health benefits for your pet.

Benefits of Spaying

Benefits of Neutering

Reprinted with permission from PawsperousPets.com, a community for pet lovers around the world!