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Welcome to SpayGeorgia
***Our online-giving and store are currently offline. If you wish to make a donation, please contact us. We hope to be up and running soon!***
Our mission is to provide low-cost spay/neuter certificates to reduce the number of unwanted dogs and cats in Georgia.
Together We Can Reduce Unwanted Litters
We have exciting news for cat folks in DeKalb/Fulton counties. SpayGeorgia has received a generous grant to donate spay/neuter certificates for DeKalb and Fulton County residents. Click here for more information.
…and for dogs in Gwinnett County. SpayGeorgia has received a very generous grant that enables us to DONATE SPAY/NEUTER certificates for Gwinnett County residents. Click here for more information.
Wear the Love. Share the mission.
T-SHIRT SALE!! Now only $12!! With warmer weather, it’s time to rock a SpayGeorgia t-shirt! Keep cool, look cool, and spread the cool message: LOVE FIXES EVERYTHING! All proceeds benefit our Sponsor a Spay program. The $12 INCLUDES shipping. The shirts come in white or black, adult sizes small to 2X. Visit our store and order yours and one for the animal lovers in your life here: SpayGeorgia Store.
About Us
SpayGeorgia provides financial assistance to enable pet owners to purchase spay or neuter services. Veterinarians participating in our program offer a reduced spay or neuter fee to individuals receiving SpayGeorgia’s assistance. The final cost to the pet owner is reduced because of the combined financial assistance and reduced vet fees.
Making Pet Care More Accessible
Pet owners purchase certificates directly from SpayGeorgia. Participating veterinarians redeem these certificates. All financial transactions are between the consumer and SpayGeorgia. Certificates are honored for six months.
SpayGeorgia is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Find out more about how you can help us!
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Low-Cost Spay/Neuter Certificates
SpayGeorgia provides financial assistance to enable pet owners to purchase spay or neuter services. Veterinarians participating in our program offer a reduced spay or neuter fee to individuals receiving SpayGeorgia’s assistance. The final cost to the pet owner is reduced because of the combined financial assistance and reduced vet fees.
SpayGeorgia needs YOUR help to reduce the number of dogs and cats destroyed each day!
Our success depends on your support.
Why Spay/Neuter?
Pet overpopulation means destroying thousands of dogs and cats each year. Too many puppies and kittens—not enough homes. In metro Atlanta alone, approximately 166 dogs and cats are destroyed each day at local shelters. We can only estimate the number of other homeless animals that die of starvation, disease, or on our streets.
Improve Your Pet's Health
Neutering a male cat or dog by six months of age prevents testicular cancer, prostate disease, and hernias.
Spaying a female cat or dog prevents pyometra (an infected uterus) and breast cancer. Having this done before the first heat offers the best protection from these diseases. Breast cancer is fatal in about 50% of female dogs and 90% of female cats. With an older, seriously ill animal, anesthesia and surgery are complicated and costly.
Reduce Expenses
Owners of unspayed female cats and dogs must care for mothers who have difficult pregnancies and should start the kittens’ or puppies’ shots.
In many locations, owners of spayed or neutered cats and dogs receive a discount on local licensing fees. Spaying a female cat or dog prevents pyometra (an infected uterus) and breast cancer. Having this done before the first heat offers the best protection from these diseases. Breast cancer is fatal in about 50% of female dogs and 90% of female cats. With an older, seriously ill animal, anesthesia and surgery are complicated and costly.
Improve Your Pet's Behavior
In female cats and dogs, spaying eliminates “heat” periods, which include bloody discharges in dogs and frantic pacing and wailing in both dogs and cats.
Spaying a female cat or dog prevents pyometra (an infected uterus) and breast cancer. Having this done before the first heat offers the best protection from these diseases. Breast cancer is fatal in about 50% of female dogs and 90% of female cats. With an older, seriously ill animal, anesthesia and surgery are complicated and costly.
Improve the Community
Homeless animals in neighborhood yards pass diseases, spread fleas and flea eggs, fight and mate loudly in the middle of the night, turn over trash cans, and otherwise disrupt quiet community life.
Tax dollars are needlessly spent on euthanasia and other controls intended to eliminate these problems.
Pet Overpopulation
70,000
Approximately 70,000 puppies and kittens are born in the U.S. each day.
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An estimated 25 million of these dogs and cats are left homeless each year.
17,000,000
At least 17 million dogs and cats are destroyed yearly in shelters.
11,000,000
An estimated 7 to 11 million die a painful death from starvation, disease, traps, exposure, and at the wheels of motor vehicles.
Low-Cost Spay/Neuter Certificate Program
This program is intended for people who need partial financial assistance in order to have their pets spayed or neutered. While SpayGeorgia is a low-cost program, it is not a free program.
Click here to submit your request for SpayGeorgia’s low-cost spay/neuter information packet.
If you do not have an email, please call us at (800) 706-7081 and leave your name and address, and we will send the packet to you via U.S. Mail.
Request a Certificate Information Packet
SpayGeorgia’s low-cost spay/neuter certificate covers the cost of routine spay/neuter surgery, including preparation for surgery, anesthesia, the spay/neuter procedure, routine hospitalization as required, and removal of stitches if necessary.
FAQs
Can’t Find Your Question?
For questions and comments, please contact us.
A: No, while SpayGeorgia is a low-cost program, it is not a free program.
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Widespread spaying/neutering can significantly reduce the number of homeless animals. This is a humane alternative to the “impound and destroy” system used by animal control agencies.
SpayGeorgia depends entirely on membership fees, the generous donations from members and the community, grants, and fundraising events to support our programs.
We are a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Approximately 85% of donated money goes directly to spay/neutering. Restricted donations are accepted. Our annual financial report is available upon request.
SpayGeorgia is grateful for the support of the LuluMa Foundation.
