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Apply for a Lane County spay/neuter voucher

Low-income pet owners outside city limits may get a $100 voucher toward spaying or neutering a cat or dog, when funds are available.

Steps

5 steps
  1. Contact a participating veterinarianAsk for the Application for Spay or Neuter Assistance. Applications are also at LCAS and on its website.
  2. Confirm you qualifyYou must own the pet and live outside city limits. Proof of income is not required; you certify your income by signing.
  3. Turn the application in to the clinicSubmit it directly to the participating clinic, not to a funding website. The clinic then schedules the surgery.
  4. Send dog rabies proof within 90 daysIf you cannot show current rabies proof at the visit, give it to LCAS within 90 days.
  5. Claim your free dog licenseDog owners get a free one-year dog license after the dog is spayed or neutered.

Bring

  • Dog rabies proof (within 90 days)
Up to one dog voucher and one cat voucher per household per year, when funds are available.

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