SpayKind Spay-Neuter Clinic
We are your trusted source for affordable, high-quality spay and neuter services in Winston-Salem, NC!
The SpayKind Spay-Neuter Clinic has temporarily suspended operations. We are working diligently to resume surgeries and will reopen as soon as possible. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your patience and understanding during this time. We continue to assist with spay-neuter services through our voucher program. See the links below.
For feral cat vouchers, please visit: https://humanesolution.org/index.php/feral-cats/
For standard spay-neuter vouchers, please visit: https://humanesolution.org/index.php/spay-neuter/
We remain dedicated to reducing pet overpopulation through accessible and compassionate care. By controlling pet overpopulation, we create a healthier and happier community.
Advancing Animal Welfare Through Affordable Spaying & Neutering
The SpayKind Spay-Neuter Clinic is the culmination of a long-held dream of SpayKind founder, Leila Warren. This clinic, owned and operated by Spaykind, represents a significant step forward in our mission to improve the lives of animals in Forsyth County. We are proud to partner with the Forsyth County Animal Shelter and county government to offer a unique spay-neuter program aimed at helping pets and their guardians access affordable surgeries. This collaboration allows us to spay and neuter adopted shelter pets, feral/community cats, provide affordable public surgeries, and reduce pet overpopulation by increasing access to affordable spaying and neutering.
Our Mission
We are dedicated to making a significant impact on pet overpopulation in our community. This clinic builds upon the 25-year legacy of SpayKind's successful voucher program, expanding access to affordable spaying and neutering.
Services
Spay surgery (female pet sterilization): This routine surgery removes the ovaries and uterus, preventing pregnancy and reducing the risk of certain health problems like mammary tumors and uterine infections.
Neuter surgery (male pet sterilization): This surgery removes the testicles, preventing unwanted breeding behavior and reducing the risk of testicular cancer and prostate
problems.
Feral Cats: Included for feral cats are the above spay-neuter surgery, rabies and distemper vaccines, and a required ear-tip, the universal sign of an altered feral cat.
