Spay Tennessee

15/10/2025

This clinic is in Lincoln County and open to the public from anywhere!

09/10/2025

Reminder that this "Animal Friendly" license plate helps fund spay/neuter across the state! Please ask for it when you renew! (also called the spay/neuter plate)

06/10/2025

FYI!

Due to unforeseen circumstances, we will be CLOSED for TNR spay/neuter day TOMORROW, October 7, 2025. All appointment deposits will be refunded and we encourage you to reschedule as soon as possible. Thank you for your understanding!

Scheduling Link: https://www.newleashonline.org/the-joy-clinic

05/10/2025

Attention Monroe County pets!

04/10/2025

24/09/2025

Appointments available in Springfield (Robertson County)! Clinic is open to the public from anywhere!

Cats are $68
Dogs are $125
Includes a free rabies shot.
Financial assistance available.
Make appointments online at spayrobertson.org

23/09/2025

This is one of the many clinics across the state that need your support!

WOW! Today we’re celebrating a HUGE milestone➡️it’s The JOY Clinic for low cost Spay & Neuter services 8th birthday!!

In just 8 years, our team has spayed and neutered 38,800 dogs and cats. That’s tens of thousands of lives improved and litters prevented.

Even more special? Today is also the birthday of Joy Bishop, whose generosity and vision made The JOY Clinic possible. Her commitment to animals and our community continues to make an impact every single day.

We’re proud to carry on this work in her honor. In celebration of 8 amazing years, will you donate $8 (or more!) to support our programs? We would be so grateful!

👉 Give today: https://givebutter.com/rdGKxd

Here’s to the past 38,800 surgeries and the thousands more to come. 💙

19/09/2025

Please share with any vets who are interested in doing more spay/neuter!

TENNESSEE VETERINARIANS!
PPAW is partnering with the University of Tennessee to offer Continuing Education Credit for high volume spay/neuter training.
Come join us to learn techniques to improve your efficiency, improve patient outcomes, and how to manage a high volume surgery day. Email Dr. Weisent listed on the flyer for more information and if you are interested. Spaces are limited, but if they fill, there will be future events available.

11/09/2025

This clinic is in Shelbyville (Bedford County). Applications at mtsnc.org

10/09/2025

Attention Dickson County residents! Details in the original post.

💥ATTENTION DICKSON COUNTY RESIDENTS💥
👍Now is the time to get your pets Spayed and Neutered!
✅LOW COST SPAY NEUTER IN DICKSON COUNTY
The Humane Society of Dickson County is proud to announce our partnership with People For Animals to provide low cost spay neuter services to qualified citizens within Dickson County! The Humane Society of Dickson County currently has grants available and Dickson County government funds to help provide financial assistance to people that reside in Dickson County that cannot afford to spay or neuter their pets!
✨To see if you qualify for an assistance voucher, call 615-794-8925. Co-pays do apply.

10/09/2025

We can bust myths on Wednesdays too!

Myth Buster Monday!

Let's bust some of the most common myths about spaying and neutering pets.

❌ Myth: It’s healthier for a female pet to have one litter before being spayed.
✅ Fact: There’s no health benefit at all. In fact, spaying before the first heat reduces the risk of certain cancers later in life.

❌ Myth: My pet will gain weight after surgery.
✅ Fact: Weight gain comes from too many treats and not enough playtime, not from spay/neuter. Keep them active and eating right, and they’ll stay fit!

❌ Myth: Spaying/neutering will change my pet’s personality.
✅ Fact: Your pet will still be the same loving companion. The only changes are positive such as less roaming, fewer behavior issues, and no surprise litters.

❌ Myth: Outdoor cats don’t need to be fixed.
✅ Fact: Outdoor and community cats are the biggest contributors to overpopulation. Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) keeps colonies healthier and helps stop the cycle.

Every year, millions of healthy cats and dogs enter shelters simply because there are too many being born. The best way to prevent unwanted litters is spaying and neutering.

Learn more or schedule an appointment at The JOY Clinic for low cost Spay & Neuter services https://www.newleashonline.org/the-joy-clinic