HOPE Spay Neuter Clinic

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HOPE Spay Neuter Clinic

HOPE - Helping OverPopulation End Our goal is to reduce overpopulation and unnecessary euthanasia.

HOPE Spay Neuter Clinic provides high-quality, low-cost spay and neuter services for companion animals, as well as feral cats in Central Kentucky & beyond.

01/14/2025

HOPE is excited to announce our new self-scheduling program!! This allows you to schedule a date that suits your schedule. Scheduling your pet is simple...just go to HOPE Spay Neuter website, scroll down and click on "schedule an appointment" https://www.hopespayneuter.org/. You can then enter information about your pet which will determine available dates that will be displayed on a calendar. You choose what date works for you!! At this time there are appointments available through April 2025.🐱

01/11/2025

Throughout January 2025, Ricardo’s in Versailles has designated all proceeds from dining customers who choose to "round-up" their bill to go to HOPE Spay Neuter Clinic. If you choose to enjoy a Ricardo's meal in January, when you pay your bill you can contribute to the round-up donation fund. This applies to both dine-in or carry-out options, however it does not apply to dining at the bar. Its an easy way to make everyone happy! See some HOPE happiness below😸

01/01/2025

A message from your friends at HOPE Spay Neuter. Wishing you and your families a positive and Happy New Year! And for your furry family, please keep them safe, feed them well, provide warmth and shelter, spay and neuter, provide important vaccinations, and above all, show them continuing love and kindness...

12/06/2024

Today is the day!! This is the final day of the GoodGiving Challenge. HOPE Spay Neuter Clinic is currently at 37% of its goal for 2024. Please take some time today to Help Over-Population End and prevent homelessness of dogs and cats. https://www.bggives.org/organizations/hope-spay-neuter-clinic-inc

12/03/2024

Thanks to everyone who has supported HOPE Spay Neuter Clinic during the GoodGiving Challenge. So far the Challenge has raised enough funds to conduct one full clinic! Please continue to help and support our important mission of Helping Over-Population End. One spay and neuter at a time! https://www.bggives.org/organizations/hope-spay-neuter-clinic-inc.

11/27/2024

🎁 Can’t donate during the GoodGiving Challenge? You can still make a BIG impact by giving early! 🎁

Starting Nov. 26 at 9am, the James A. and Martha R. Brown Charitable Foundation is providing a $50,000 match pool to stretch every dollar. For every $1 you give (up to $250), they’ll match with 50¢—so a gift of $250 becomes $375 for your favorite nonprofit! 💙

Early giving ends Dec. 3 at 8:59am or when the match pool runs out, so don’t wait. Head to www.BGgives.org on Nov. 26 to support local nonprofits and boost the power of your donation!

11/02/2024

During November, HOPE Spay Neuter Clinic will receive donations as part of Good Foods Coop’s “Give Where You Live” program. You do not need to be a Coop member to shop at the Coop grocery or to participate in this fundraiser. The grocery is located at 455 Southland Drive in Lexington. When you check out, just round up your purchase for HOPE or donate any amount you like. Every cent goes directly to the animals!

10/31/2024

We love them, so let's protect them. Keep them safe indoors this Halloween's Eve...

10/21/2024

HOPE Spay Neuter conducted its second TNR clinic in October, due to the demand and volunteer support. This clinic provided critical services, including spay/neuter surgery, vaccinations, deworming, flea treatment, and wound care to 99 feral and free-roaming cats. Our organization is deeply grateful for the surgical skills of Dr. Sidney Young and the tireless efforts of our TNR Coordinator, Marie. We also appreciate the support of individuals who believe in our mission of Helping-Over-Population-End through spay and neuter services. If you share our vision, we invite you to join us in our efforts!

10/10/2024

The HOPE Clinic was invaded by cuteness today!Thank you to our clients for allowing us the pleasure to care for your sweet babes! HOPE Spay Neuter is a volunteer run clinic, and believe in a brighter and healthier future for our pets through spay and neuter. If you would like to meet some adorable faces like these, and be an important part of our mission in, Helping-Over-Population-End, we are here!

08/23/2024

Radar, and his mighty ears say, hey folks, listen up! Unleash your compassion and join HOPE Spay Neuter in making a difference! Do you cherish animals and believe in the power of spaying/neutering to enhance their lives and reduce pet overpopulation? Then we eagerly welcome you to volunteer with us and be part of our mission to create a positive impact in our communities. We are a caring group, and believe in Paws-itivity!

08/09/2024

At HOPE Spay Neuter, we're paws-itive it's the dog days of summer!

08/01/2024

TNR programs are crucial for community cat management, and in the hot month of July is a particularly challenging month. HOPE Spay Neuter rose to the occasion with two successful TNR clinics, vaccinating and sterilizing 96 free-roaming cats, thanks to our dedicated volunteers! Hey kitties, welcome to a healthier and litter-free life!

07/18/2024

In the animal world, everyone loves a happy tail, and today at HOPE, we have one to share. A lady brought in an 8-month-old kitten she had found two months ago, scared and lost. She made an appointment at HOPE and scheduled him for his neuter. Upon examination, our vet tech determined that he was already neutered and proceeded to scan for a microchip. Bingo! A call was made to the company, and the owner was called. She and her family was overjoyed that her kitty was found!
Please have your pets microchiped and properly registered with the correct contact information. It can make all the difference in the hopes that one day your lost pet will come back home!

04/10/2024

Having a trusted co-pilot helps get us through our journey! Today at HOPE, Duke, the Golden Retriever, shares this journey with Dad. And Derby from Frankfort, needed his comforting Mom's lap! Brian, a military Veteran, Thank you for your service, sir! 🇺🇸

02/19/2024

For the Love of the Dog! They say the month of February is for sweethearts. Here at HOPE we are all about that when it comes to sweet, and wet, kisses and cuddles during our day. And, this month we focus on some Canine cuteness and shared messages from our very special clients.

01/01/2024

As we welcome a new year full of HOPE, let us be grateful as we reflect of our past year of 2023! Another 2000 plus dogs and cats, puppies and kittens are now living happier and more healthier lives through the efforts of spay and neuter! HOPE's Kitty Cat Round-Up, Trap-Neuter-Return program provided services for 517 feral and free-roaming cats who live in our communities. We were blessed with new volunteers, new ideas and new energy! We were blessed with new friendships and new contributors to our ongoing mission of HOPE... Helping Over-Population End.
With appreciation and respect to our staff, our volunteers and our donors, who help us achieve another day of HOPE!

12/23/2023

On our last clinic day and before closing for the holidays, we were visited by tiny furry elves!
To our HOPE family and many friends we wish you a very happy holiday. May you find peace and joy in the reason for the season. And, as always, we thank you for your support and kindness.

Address

378 Crossfield Drive
Versailles, KY
40383

Opening Hours

7:30am - 6pm

Telephone

+18598734673

Website

http://www.hopespayneuter.org/

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HOPE Spay Neuter Clinic provides high-quality, low-cost spay and neuter services for companion animals, as well as feral cats in Central Kentucky & beyond. Our goal is to reduce overpopulation and unnecessary euthanasia.