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Petaluma Pet Pals' Spay & Neuter Voucher/Coupon Program is under construction and will be back bigger and better than ever!
Dear Petaluma & Sonoma County Residents,
We are, indeed, currently revamping our spay/neuter assistance program. As the rate of spay and neuter surgeries have increased to an average of $400 to $800 in this county, our previous voucher discount established in 2001 of $35 to $40 was no longer significantly helping reduce the costs for the public. In addition, the vets we had been working with since 2001 have either left the industry (retired) or also do not see the value in our voucher coupons and will no longer accept them. We are working on multiple options to help the community to afford the life saving spay/neuter surgeries with our main 2025 goal of creating a public low cost spay and neuter clinics!
Finally, if you are unsuccessful in finding a solution with the below list of low cost options, we can still provide a discount. If you schedule the spay or neuter with your local veterinarian, let us know, and we can call them and put $50 on your account to help pay for the surgery.
Thank you,
Shannon, Director of Petaluma Pet Pals
Let us know you have a scheduled appointment with ANY veterinarian office discounted in Sonoma County at 707-322-8399 (Texts preferred) Unfortunately, we can not offer the $50 payment towards a spay/neuter for the low cost clinics - listed below.
Spay/Neuter Benefits Everyone!
Spaying or neutering your pets reduces the overall homeless animal population by reducing the number of unwanted or accidental litters of puppies and kittens. Since communities spend millions of dollars annually to control homeless companion animals, spaying/neutering saves us all money. In addition, the California animal shelter system euthanizes 50% to 70% of homeless animals (many of whom are adoptable). A compassionate society knows that a better way to solve overpopulation than needlessly euthanizing unwanted animals and that spay and neuter efforts help reduce the number of strays, ferals and unwanted animals in our community.
Spaying or neutering often eliminates annoying behavioral problems like marking/spraying urine, fighting and roaming. When animals roam the streets freely, they are in danger of becoming permanently lost or injured by vehicles, bicycles, or other animals. Neutering reduces these roaming tendencies, keeping your pet safely at home. Additionally, female animals in heat can cry incessantly, act nervous and attract males from all around. Having your pet spayed eliminates the heat cycle and will end those unwanted visits from those intact males.
Other Resources
Check out these other assistance programs in Sonoma County for more help with spaying or neutering your pet. Click on each program name or logo to visit their website.
Forgotten Felines of Sonoma County
Low cost spay/neuter clinic for feral cats
Low cost spay/neuter clinics
Free or low cost spay/neuter assistance
Dogwood Animal Rescue
Spay/Neuter assistance
Spay/neuter assistance
