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Veterinarians: work with NC Pet Project

Help more North Carolina pet owners find affordable spay/neuter, and help us make the case for state funding.

NC Pet Project does not run a voucher program. Where good voucher and low-cost programs already exist, we send people to them. Our job is connecting pet owners with the help that is already out there, tracking the counties that have none, and pushing the state to fund spay/neuter properly.

Ways you can help

Get your low-cost services listed correctly

If your clinic offers reduced-cost spay/neuter, vaccines or TNR, make sure it appears in our county-by-county directory with current prices and who qualifies. Pet owners use it to decide who to call.

Post your clinic days

Running a low-cost spay/neuter, vaccine or microchip day? Send it to us. We check every one and list it for the counties it serves.

Help the counties with nothing

Some North Carolina counties have no low-cost option at all. If you can take patients from a nearby county like that, tell us, and we will point those pet owners your way.

Add your voice

Lawmakers listen to veterinarians. If you are willing to speak to a legislator or a reporter about what spay/neuter access looks like in your community, we would love to know.

Tell us about your practice

It takes about two minutes. We will only contact you about the ways you pick.

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