2012-operation_pit_bullThe SSNA Spay/Neuter Clinic is located in the new Bob and Connie Barker Animal Control Facility (across the street from Benny Bills Elementary School). Although housed in the AC facility, the clinic is not operated or financed by the county. Community support is vital so we can continue to help everyone needing our services regardless of ability to pay. The need is great.

Sumner Spay Neuter AllianceShelters and Rescue Groups in Sumner County are almost always at capacity. Hundreds of healthy, adoptable animals are losing their lives while only a fraction of them are adopted. Many are abandoned to suffer and die alone on the streets. Communities across the country have proven that high quality, low-cost spay/neuter clinics are the most effective means of eliminating the pet overpopulation. Preventing the births of unwanted puppies and kittens will greatly reduce abandonment, abuse and euthanasia. It also gives the many wonderful animals already waiting in shelters a much better chance of being adopted.

How to Help:

Donate to the Assistance Fund to help cover costs for those who cannot afford even our low prices. All donations are appreciated and tax-deductible. Find out more about making a contribution.

Donate items from the Wish List.

Spay and Neuter your pets. Cats and dogs can be spayed or neutered at 3 - 4 months of age. Every litter born makes overpopulation worse.

• To schedule an appointment for your dog or cat to be spayed or neutered, call (615) 452-2233, Monday - Thursday from 10:00am to 4:00pm.

Tell your friends, neighbors and coworkers to spay and neuter their pets. Send a strong message and educate those you know about spay/neuter. See 'Why Spay/Neuter?' for answers to common questions.