Low Cost or No-Cost Spay/Neuter Programs
Spaying and neutering your pet is one of the simplest and most impactful things you can do as a pet owner. It helps prevent serious health issues like certain cancers and infections, giving your animal a better chance at a longer, healthier life. It also plays a critical role in reducing the number of unwanted litters that end up in shelters, where staff and resources are already stretched thin. Fewer unplanned litters means fewer animals living on the streets, fewer suffering without access to care, and more room in shelters to help the animals that need it most.
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Benefits of Spaying or Neutering Pets
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Prevent-a-Litter Month: Common spay/neuter misconceptions
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Central Arkansas
1. Arkansans for Animals - Operation SAVE (Little Rock)
Phone: (501) 455 - 5400
Website: https://www.facebook.com/arkansansforanimals/
Information: Full-time clinic, no income or residency restrictions. Pricing $20–$65.
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2. FuRR – Feline Rescue and Rehome (Little Rock)
Phone: (501) 661 - 0956
Email: SaveACat@TeamFurr.org
Information: Monthly low-cost spay/neuter clinic for cats only.
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3. CARE for Animals (Little Rock)
Phone: (501) 603 - 2273
Email: Clinic@CareForAnimals.org
Information: Monthly spay/neuter clinic at LR Animal Services for low-income LR residents only.
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4. Maumelle Friends of the Animals (Maumelle)
Email: info@maumellespayneuterchip.org
Information: Free or discounted spay/neuter for Maumelle residents only.
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5. City of Cabot Animal Shelter – Low Cost Spay/Neuter Clinic (Cabot)
Phone: (501) 628 - 5900
Email: Cass@CabotAr.gov
Information: No residency or income requirements. Mon–Fri 8am–5pm.
6. Faulkner County Humane Society (Springhill and Greenbrier)
Phone: (501) 679 - 7900
Email: CompanionsSpayandNeuter@gmail.com
Information: No income restrictions. Open Mon–Thurs 7:30am–5pm.
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7. Humane Society of Saline County (Benton)
Phone: (501) 557 - 5518
Information: Cats Only. Low-cost clinic $40–$70. No income or residency requirements. Tues–Sat 12–4pm.
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Northwest Arkansas
1. Humane Society of the Ozarks (Fayetteville)
Phone: (479) 444 - 7387
Email: hsoadmin@hsozarks.com
Information: Low-cost clinic $55-$85. No income or residency requirements.
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2. Fayetteville Animal Services (Fayetteville)
Phone: (479) 444 - 3456
Information: Must meet low-income requirements and prove city residency.
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3. Good Shepherd Humane Society (Eureka Springs)
Phone: (479) 253 - 9188
Information: Low-cost clinic, $35-$100. Must meet low-income requirements.
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4. Kitties & Kanines Spay and Neuter Clinic (Fort Smith)
Phone: (479) 434 - 4740
Email: info@kittiesandkanines.com
Information: Low-cost clinic, no income or residency requirements, $50-$125.
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5. Northwest Arkansas Animal Rescue (Springdale)
Phone: (479) 439 - 7978
Information: Reduced cost coupons for cats and dogs, plus monthly spay/neuter clinics, $35-$70.
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6. Spay Arkansas Spay & Neuter Clinic (Springdale)
Phone: (479) 756 - 1100
Email: SpayArkansas@gmail.com
Information: Low-cost for Benton, Carroll, Faulkner, Pulaski, Sebastian, Washington Counties, $35-$65.
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7. Ozark Humane Society (Harrison)
Phone: (870) 741 - 3050
Information: Provides low-costs clinics and vouchers while funding lasts to low-income residents.
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West Arkansas
1. Guardian Angels Cat Rescue & Adoption (Hot Springs)
Phone: (501) 623 - 3484
Information: GACR-sponsored vouchers for discounted spay/neuter procedures are available.
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2. Humane Society of the Ouachitas (Mena)
Phone: (479) 394 - 5682
Information: Vouchers for local pets. Pick up application at Polk County Library, 410 8th Street, Mena AR. Funds may run out.
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3. Texarkana Humane Society (Texarkana)
Phone: (903) 824 - 8117
Email: TXKHS2014@gmail.com
Information: Low-cost clinic for residents.
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Northeast Arkansas
1. Randolph County Humane Society (Pocahontas)
Phone: (304) 636 - 7844
Information: Spay/neuter assistance for low-income Randolph County residents.
Please Spay Or Neuter Your Pets
It is one of the most effective ways to reduce pet overpopulation, keep animals healthier, and ensure fewer dogs and cats end up in shelters without homes.