What is grant assistance at Spay Memphis?

Per Spay Memphis, “Currently we are out of grant funding. If more becomes available, it will be posted here.” Spay Memphis will update their Grant/Donor Funding list when/if funds become available, so be sure to check back regularly as grant funds are issued on a first-come, first-served basis.

Per Spay Memphis: Thanks to a generous grant from the MuttNation Foundation, we are able to offer $50 spay/neuter surgeries for mixed breed dogs, whose pet owner cannot afford our full price of $100. Dog MUST be listed as a mixed breed and cannot be purchased from a breeder or pet store.

Spay it Forward Grant: Pet owners who receive government assistance, including disability, can have their pet’s spay/neuter discounted ($40 for dogs and $20 for cats). Can only be used for dogs and domestic cats. Proof of government assistance is required on appointment date, if not uploaded when scheduling.

SENIORS 65+ 

 H.W. Durham Foundation Grant: available for pets of senior citizens over age 65, and reduces the price of dog spay/neuter to $40 and reduces the price of cat spay/neuter to $20. Funding IS limited but is currently still available. Proof of age/ID is required to receive the discounted price (either by uploading a photo of your ID when scheduling online appointments or showing ID the morning of your pet’s appointment) and the “grant funding” option needs to be selected when booking the appointment online

Thanks to a generous grant from the Margarette J. Sather Animal Welfare Fund, we are able to once again offer lower-cost spay and neuter surgeries for pitbull and pitbull mix breed dogs. With this funding, the cost is only $40! To qualify, your dog must be listed as a pit-bull or pitbull mix.

Grant funding must be requested when making the appointment. Appointments are required and can be scheduled by clicking here.

• FVRCP (Feline 1-HCP) Vaccine: $0 (currently FREE thanks to Petco Love, while supplies last.)
• Protects against Rhinotracheitis, Calicivirus, and Panleukopenia.
• Kittens should receive four FVRCP boosters, three-four weeks apart, these can begin at 6 weeks old. (Two vaccine rounds can be subbed out for the FVRCCP/Feline Leukemia vaccine if pet parent wishes to protect against Feline Leukemia and Chlaymdia as well, see below for details on that vaccine)
• Adult cats should receive this annually.
• This is a core vaccine and is recommended for every cat.

Dogs: $60

Cats: $40

Shelby County Residents Only 

Bluff City Feral Friends’ “Livy’s Legacy” grant reduces the cost of spay/neuter surgery, including rabies vaccine, to $10.00 per cat for local trappers practicing TNR in their community.

This grant fund is limited, so trappers must email bluffcityferalfriends@gmail.com for prior approval. Only Community Cats are eligible, and all Feral Cat policies apply.