Spay.
Neuter.
Love.
Speak for Animals is dedicated to saving the lives of animals by providing low and no-cost spay and neuter programs, advocacy, outreach and education.
Gifts by supporters have helped tens of thousands of vulnerable animals through our programs since 2003.
3,002 Spay/Neuter Surgeries in 2023
Provided volunteers for Greenville County Animal Care’s Feline Fix, which spayed/neutered 100 feral cats.
What People Are Saying
What People Are Saying
“Highly recommended...Thanks so much for what you do for all the animals. Continuing spay and neuter practices is wonderful, and a huge helping hand to overall health and control of the pet population...”
— Matthew
“Just wanting to tell you thank you so much for all your help. God bless you and your whole organization and what you do. Thank you, thank you, thank you.”
— Evelyn
“I very highly recommend Speak for Animals they are truly a blessing when it comes to animals!! They have helped me several times with all my fur babies!! I couldn't be a great pet parent without them!!”
— Nikki
MEET A FEW OF OUR HAPPY CLIENTS
Izzy Mae
Izzy Mae wasn’t thrilled at first when she found out she was going to the vet. After being spayed, she is convinced and wants to share the news! She is happy, healthy and carefree after getting spayed through the Government Assistance Program for dogs.
Program has been paused
Joey
Joey would have had an uncertain future outdoors if his mom had not taken him in. After sleeping on a big human bed he doesn’t want to be a cat about town anymore. He’s lucky to have a human who signed him up for the Fix-a-Feline Program.
Bo
Look at that face - it is hard to even imagine that anything could make him cuter. At 5 months old, his mom knew the best for him would be to get neutered through our Fix-a-Pit Program. That was the one thing that could make him even cuter - and happier!
Jane Doe
Jane Doe is lucky to have a caretaker who loves her. He may not be able to pet her, but he makes sure her colony gets fed and has a safe place to live. Since being spayed/neuter they are calmer, healthier and will have no more litters and the challenges they face.