Low Cost Spay/Neuter
If you are on medicaid, you can qualify for the ALVMF Spay/Neuter Program. Click here for more info!
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Thanks to a wonderful Petco grant, we are able to continue helping our community with low cost spay/neuter options. Our SNYP+ program is for those in Lee County who make between $30,000 and $50,000 annually. You can email all paperwork to lchs1140@leecountyhumane.org or call us at (334) 821-3222 to schedule an appointment. Click here to see the list of the vets we partner with for this program!
SNYP Program
Cats: $5 Dogs: $10
HOW TO APPLY:
• Bring all appropriate paperwork listed below to Opelika Animal Hospital, Animal Health Center, or Lee County Humane Society during regular business hours to apply.
• You must be the owner of the pet, be at least 19 years old, and provide proof in the following ways:
• Proof of Lee County Residency (examples: utility statement, bank statement, phone/cable bill)
• Driver’s License or Picture ID
• Proof of total household income of $30,000 or less per year (must provide a copy of your current year tax return)
• You must provide proof of rabies vaccination. If you cannot provide proof, you will be required to get it for $12 pet pet.
• You must provide a valid phone number so we can reach you if we have any questions concerning the paperwork.
SNYP covers the cost of the surgery. Your pet may need additional services recommended by individual veterinarians. These services are not covered by the SNYP program. Payment is due at the time of services.
For questions call Animal Health Center (334-745-0060) or Opelika Animal Hospital (334-749-2025).
**You can also email all required documents (listed above) to lchs1140@leecountyhumane.org so you don't have to come to the shelter.**
If you don't qualify for SNYP...
Try the FIXIT WAGGIN' with Alabama Animal Alliance!
If you live in Muscogee, Russell or Harris County and own a pit or pit mix dog, check out the option below!
The Lee County Spay and Neuter Your Pets (SNYP) program helps members of our community who otherwise cannot afford to have their pets spayed or neutered. This program is financed by the Lee County Commission, Auburn City Council, Opelika City Council and Smiths Station City Council to help prevent pet overpopulation.
