Additional Programs

February/October Program

Due to ongoing veterinary shortages caused by COVID-19, we will not be able to offer our Have a Heart program in February 2021. If you need help getting them fixed, please check to see if you’re eligible for our SNAP program.

Also see of our list of nonprofit clinics which serve all clients, regardless of income (you’ll find them highlighted in green font). Many of them run transport programs to other counties – some as far as 90 miles away. Some clinics are mobile, and may be in a town near you.

Need Additional Programs?

For a complete list of low-cost, high-quality spay/neuter clinics, simply google “low cost spay neuter clinic Indiana“. Indiana is fortunate to have nearly a dozen of these non-profit clinics, along with several private-practice clinics with discounted services, all dedicated to preventing pet overpopulation.

Live near the state line? Replace “Indiana” with the state of your choice and you’ll find more low-cost, high-quality clinics.

Need Transportation?

Many of the low-cost clinics mentioned above offer transportation. As you locate these clinics through a google search, click on their websites to learn more.

Looking for Additional Animal Resources?

Click here for a list of additional animal resources by county. If you are a shelter, rescue or clinic with additions or changes to this list, please e-mail info@PetFriendlyServices.org.

Public Vet

Public Vet is a traveling veterinary clinic that works to identify communities in need of access to low-cost spay/neuter. They ask for animal owners to pay what they can for the services they provide. Pet Friendly Services has partnered with Public Vet and will cover unmet costs at clinics in 2021. You can view the full schedule and book appointments here.

Coming up next:

Oct. 29 – Huntingburg, IN
Oct. 30 – Evansville, IN
Nov. 5 – Paoli, IN
Nov. 6 – Harrison County
Nov. 7 – Jackson County
Nov. 26 – Parke/Vermillion Counties
Nov. 27 – Crawfordsville
Nov. 28 – Terre Haute, IN
Dec. 4 – Indianapolis
Dec. 5 – Columbia City

Trying to Find a Participating Vet Near You?

Select a vet based on the program you’re utilizing. SNAP vets are for limited-income Hoosiers. The Pet Friendly Plate Program (PFPP) vets are for rescue groups/shelters. Community Cat Program (CCP) vets will perform surgeries for limited-income Hoosiers with feral/free-roaming cats and for rescue groups/shelters. Some vets have very busy surgery schedules. Please make your appointment as soon as you receive your spay/neuter certificate, and be sure to mention you are using an Pet Friendly Services’ certificate.

Click to Download Our Vet List

Saving Lives & Preventing Suffering

Our mission is to eliminate the euthanasia of healthy and treatable cats and dogs, bringing every shelter in Indiana to zero-kill. We are so grateful to our donors and supporters who help make that possible. Help us, help them, and join the movement to make a difference for Indiana’s cats and dogs!

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