Due to the long wait times for appointment times with our partner vets, we recommend that you check out our Resource Page tab prior to purchasing a voucher from us to ensure their isn’t a better program for you.

Speak for Animals does not have our own spay/neuter clinic. We provide vouchers for clients to take to partner veterinarians to provide low-cost spay/neuter. Once an application for spay/neuter is completed, we provide vouchers with the names of our veterinarians who work in the specific program. Clients contact the veterinarian to make their appointments and bring their voucher in when they drop off their animal.

Our partner veterinarians are true heroes and make our work possible. Below is the list of veterinarians who take our vouchers (subject to change):

Animal Allies Clinic (Spartanburg County - cats and dogs up to 50 lbs.), Creature Comforts (Spartanburg County - Fix-a-Feline cats only), Greenville County Animal Care (Fix-a-Feline cats in Greenville County who don’t qualify for the free program) Greenville Humane Society Clinic, Holmes Veterinary Hospital (Laurens County - cats only), Orchard Hill Veterinary Clinic (Spartanburg County - male cats & dogs only), Pet Care of Newberry (Newberry County - cats only), Triangle Veterinary Hospital (Union).

We are looking for partner veterinarians who have a compassion to reduce overpopulation and serve our clients. We really value the time and commitment of our partner veterinarians who make a real difference in the Upstate. Contact us at news@speakforanimals.com to get involved.

You can have your dog or cat spayed/neutered as early as 8 weeks old by the Greenville Humane Society or Animal Allies. Check with other veterinarians in our network to see their age requirements.

It will be included on your voucher.

It will depend on the age, breed, and health of the animal. It is at the discretion of the veterinarian.

We love helping feral or community cats with low or no-cost spay/neuter. However, we do not have volunteers who can help trap. Please contact us and we will try to help you find someone.

No, you will be able to take your pet home the same day.

It will depend on the veterinarian you chose. Ask them to see if they can include that with surgery. You will pay the additional fee.

You will contact the veterinary office that did the surgery.

Unfortunately, we do not have the resources to help with rescue.

Yes – and we encourage it! You will just pay the veterinarian the extra fee.

Please contact us if you need financial assistance. Give us a full description of how many animals need spay/neuter assistance, etc. We may or may not be able to help you.

Please print and complete this request and release form and mail it in with your payment.