Spay Tennessee

30/06/2025

Attention Knoxville pets!

Our Spay and Neuter team is going all over Knoxville this July. We’re so excited to add new parks to our schedule this month. We want this program to continue to grow and want to serve as much of Knoxville as we possibly can. Spaces are filling up fast. Book your Spay/Neuter appointment today!

https://www.young-williams.org/spay-neuter/

28/06/2025

You did it! You bought these specialty plates and funds have been awarded to programs across the state to help pet owners fix their pets! Thanks! Want more spay/neuter? Be sure to ask for the "Animal Friendly" aka "spay/neuter plate" when you renew!

24/06/2025

A good PSA!

13/06/2025

Why fix? Because it’s the kindest thing we can do.
It keeps pets with the families who love them and out of shelters.
Start with one simple step that makes a lifetime of difference.
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Learn more at https://www.unitedspayalliance.org/new-tagline-fix-for-life/

12/06/2025

We couldn't agree more!

Say Less. 🐾 Book today at ChattaNeuter.org

11/06/2025

Calling Loudon County pets (Loudon County only!) For other options, visit spaytennessee.org

PLEASE READ before calling. We are FULL on dogs for this event but still have cat openings.

We have an amazing opportunity for Loudon County residents (yes, we are sorry but this is ONLY Loudon at this time). With proof of Loudon residence (ID or mail with your name and address) we are offering dog spays/neuters for $35 which will include your rabies vaccine, distemper vaccine, and a microchip (these are all required). Cat spays/neuters are $25 which will include your rabies vaccine, fvrcp vaccine, and a microchip (these are all required). Call us today to book your appointment as these spots will fill up fast! Please mention Loudon County Special 2025 when calling. We do ask that other counties do not share this post as it only applies to Loudon County, TN residents.

05/06/2025

And don't forget, kittens can be in heat as young as 3 months old! Mothers before they are 6 months old!

03/06/2025

02/06/2025

Calling Davidson County pets! Website is petcommunitycenter.org to book!

Thanks to a generous grant, we have surgery openings for pet owners living in Davidson County who qualify for our SNAP appointments (e.g. those receiving such government assistance as EBT, Medicare, TennCare, Social Security Disability, WIC, unemployment, etc.)

Appointments must be booked online, using the drop-down list for various assistance types.

We are grateful for the availability of these funds to deepen our impact in providing for pets in need and preventing pet overpopulation. And for those searching for appointments who may not qualify for SNAP, please know we are working hard to expand our capacity each day to serve as many pets as possible.

Learn more about the benefits of spay/neuter and book appointments on our website.

➡️ Link in Bio!

28/05/2025

Calling Williamson County cats! Feral and owned! see details in original post!

🚨 Got cats? We’ve got openings! 🚨

Williamson County Animal Center is currently booking community spay & neuter appointments — and now’s the perfect time to get those cats scheduled!

Feeding outdoor cats? We’ll spay or neuter them for FREE (Williamson County residents only). Each cat will also receive a rabies vaccine, microchip, and ear tip as part of the package.

Have an indoor cat over 2lbs that needs to be fixed? Or live outside the county? We offer low-cost options for you too (for a limited time)!

Complete an application online and our medical office will be in touch to schedule your appointment!
Scan the QR code or visit the link in our bio!

22/05/2025

We'll say it again - if you want to help locally, please give locally. Know that your donations to most national animal welfare groups do NOT help your local spay/neuter program. Your local spay/neuter program would appreciate your $19/month and it would help your community.

ASPCA CEO Matt Bershadker makes over $1,000,000 per year.
13 executives make over $300,000.
If you want your donations to help local pet shelters instead of paying large salaries, give directly to your local shelter.