Spay/Neuter Assistance Program

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SNAP is one of only a handful of programs available in Contra Costa County that provides financial assistance to low-income county residents looking to have their companion dog or cat altered. SNAP also works with low-income feral caretakers in altering feral cats through the process of Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR).

As CCHS does not operate a veterinary hospital, spay/neuter surgeries are performed at low-cost veterinary clinics throughout Contra Costa County.  Each animal that is funded through CCHS's SNAP program costs CCHS an average of $52.00.  This is an average cost and takes into account both spays and neuters for cats and dogs. 

To qualify for assistance through SNAP, please call (925) 279-2247, ext. 305 to speak with a volunteer.  Proof of income and a co-payment will be required to qualify.

Learn more:

Why is it important for me to spay or neuter my companion animal?

What about this, and what about that... Understanding the Myths of Spaying and Neutering

The Reality of Overpopulation

Low-cost Veterinary Clinics


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