Spay and Neuter Clinic of Alamance County

The Spay and Neuter Clinic of Alamance County is  located at 1919 S. Church Street, Burlington, NC (336) 570-6767 and provides low-cost spay and neuter services for dogs and cats.
To schedule an appointment or for more information about services, hours of operation and pricing call 336-570-6767, email alamancespayneuter@gmail.com or visit Spay and Neuter Clinic of Alamance County. 

Spay/Neuter Assistance

The $20 FIX is a program of Animal Kind that assists low-income families with getting their pets fixed for $20 or Free
The Humane Society of Alamance County offers a low cost spay/neuter voucher program 
Animal Resource Friends assists with the cost of spay/neuter for needy families 

other area spay/neuter resources

A list of other area spay/neuter resources can be found courtesy of Sparkle Cat Rescue at http://www.sparklecatrescue.org/spay-neuter-resources.html 

AREA VETERINARIANS

Click HERE to visit the NCVMA veterinary locator to search a listing of veterinarians by location.

Why Spay or Neuter? 

Each year, thousands of animals come to the Burlington Animal Shelter as strays, abandoned, bite or cruelty cases, and owner surrenders. Unfortunately, there are not enough homes for all of these homeless animals. Much of this problem lies in pet ownership. Many unaltered pets are allowed to breed repeatedly, as well as roam free, leading to hundreds of unwanted litters of puppies and kittens. The most effective means of preventing unwanted litters and pet overpopulation is to spay and neuter your pet.

Contrary to popular belief, spaying or neutering your pet will not lead to a fat, lazy pet. Only overfeeding and lack of exercise will do that. Removing the sex hormones will not cause your dog to lose its protective instinct, either. Animals that have been altered exhibit fewer problems with aggression, spraying and marking territory, roaming and fighting. Spayed female cats and dogs do not suffer from uterine disease and have a markedly reduced incidence of breast cancer. Neutered males eliminate testicular cancer and reduce the incidence of prostate cancer. Spaying/neutering will give you a much happier and healthier companion that will not be able to reproduce and add to the existing overpopulation problem. This benefits you, your pet and our community.