Peninsula Spay Neuter Fund

Through education, increasing awareness of the problem and providing financial assistance to those who cannot afford to spay/neuter their dog/cat on their own, we are reducing the number of euthanized, homeless, neglected and abandoned dogs and cats. We are a 100% volunteer organization.

Your donation through pick-click-give will go towards helping with the cost to spay or neuter a dog or cat. Each litter prevented is one less litter that can go on to produce even more.

The Peninsula Spay/Neuter Fund provides financial assistance to pet owners in the form of a coupon, worth up to 40% of the cost of surgery at a veterinary clinic in the Kenai/Soldotna area. Coupon values are based on the cost to spay or neuter a 6 month old cat or a 6 month old medium size dog. The Fund seeks to encourage early spay/neuter to prevent "accidental" litters and get to the root of the problem - uncontrolled breeding. Every dollar donated goes to help spay or neuter a dog or cat, giving animals already here a better chance at finding a home.

Our program creates a relationship between a veterinarian and the owner. The owner contacts one of our local veterinary clinics to find out the cost to spay or neuter their pet, makes the appointment and pays their portion at the time of their appointment.

“Its all in the numbers……….

Since our first coupon was issued in February, 2012 we have assisted with over 2,576 spays/neuters.

In 6 years, one female dog and her young can produce 67,000 puppies! In 7 years, one female cat and her offspring can produce 420,000 cats! Neutering males is just as important. In one month a male dog can easily impregnate 15 females, resulting in as many as 90 puppies! Male cats even more! Just think how many more animals would be without homes if each one of the over 2,576 dogs and cats spayed or neutered due to the help of the Peninsula Spay/Neuter Fund had, or was responsible for, just one litter. Our program is working and saving lives.

Since 2015 we have also partnered with 3 local rescue groups providing financial assistance to reduce their spay/neuter costs. We see first hand the impact they have on the homeless/abandoned pet population and know we play a vital role in their ability to continue doing their great work.

Our funds come from individual donations, bake sales, garage sales, craft booths, raffles, special events and grants. We hope to someday bring our message to schools, working alongside our local shelters to educate how to be safe around animals, explain why shelters exist and how we can all help minimize the need for Shelters.

If you would like more information please visit our website at peninsulaspayneuterfund.org.

Thank you!