Spay Neuter Network

Founded in 2004, Spay Neuter Network (SNN) operates four spay/neuter clinics (Dallas, Fort Worth, Crandall, and San Antonio, Texas), a mobile spay-neuter program, and a transport program in partnership with over 16 counties and 36 cities to provide free and affordable spay/neuter and essential pet care for financially-challenged pet owners in areas where there is little to no access to affordable veterinary care. In 2022, our three DFW area clinics served over 400 ZIP codes throughout North Texas and provided services for nearly 35,000 dogs and cats. 

We develop our programs to improve the quality of care for dogs and cats while at the same time reducing the number of pets needing the safety net of animal shelters. 

• Our Mobile Clinic/Transport Program gives about 5,000 pet owners annually (60,000 to date) alternate transportation options to get their pets to our clinics.

• Our Community Cat Program sterilizes and vaccinates over 2,000 free-roaming cats annually to improve community health and prevent more births on our streets.

• Our Pet Support and Resource Center handles all of the City of Dallas’ 3-1-1- pet surrender requests to help people keep their pets or provide foster care or adoption alternatives to the city shelter. (DAS has seen a 50% reduction since the launch of this program.) 

• Our Community Pet Care Program in Fort Worth expands our low-cost pet care options and offers more opportunities for financially-challenged pet owners to connect with veterinarians.

• Our Pet Assistance Program for People Experiencing Homelessness provides spay/neuter surgeries, wellness vaccinations, and preventatives for dogs and cats belonging to pet owners experiencing homelessness to help maintain the human-animal bond and remove barriers to future housing.

• Our Humane Education Program brings pet care and dog safety to 10,000 Fort Worth ISD elementary schools annually.

• Our Shelter and Rescue Support Group Program supports partners with limited veterinary resources by providing spay-neuter surgeries and essential pet care for their dogs and cats, so these organizations can place those pets into new homes, faster.