The Animal Adoption Center works in partnership with Altitude Veterinary Hospital to make affordable spay/neuter services available for low-income families living in Casper. Learn more >

The Animal Adoption Center works in partnership with Castle Rock Hospital to make affordable spay/neuter services available for low-income families living in Green River. Learn more >

Our program is for residents of Laramie County and by application only so please visit our website for more information. Our low-income voucher program provides in-house spay/neuter and vaccines for dogs, cats, and rabbits. We also provide trap and neuter programs on a limited basis.

The Animal Adoption Center works in partnership with Crossroads Veterinary Services to make affordable spay/neuter services available for low-income families living in Glenrock. Learn more >

The Animal Adoption Center works in partnership with Desert View Animal Hospital to make affordable spay/neuter services available for low-income families living in Rock Springs. Learn more >

The Animal Adoption Center works in partnership with Hamilton Veterinary Hospital to make affordable spay/neuter services available for low-income families living in Lander. Learn more >

Financial assistance to help subsidize the cost of spay/neuter and first time vaccinations.

LOBA Memorial will help subsidize up to 50% of the cost to spay/neuter pets in Sublette County for people in need of financial assistance. Applications can be found at the following veterinarian offices: Pinedale Animal Clinic, Western Veterinary Office & Boulder Vet Clinic.

Our Spay/Neuter program is called SNIP which we run with two local vets. Members of Park County can come to us to get a voucher and then take it to one of our vets. For an additional fee of $10, we provide a voucher for a rabies vaccine as well.

Free or low-cost spay and neuter vouchers for local pets. Participants must live in Jackson, Star Valley WY, or Teton Valley, Idaho, for at least one year and fill out a spay/neuter application via our website.

At Pet Pals, we hold a mobile vet clinic as well as provide low-income vouchers upon request to residents of Goshen County.

For more information please call: 307-532-3861

Through the veterinarian’s office we provide low income spay and neuter vouchers where we pay about half of the spay/neuter cost. We also run trap and neuter clinics through the vet locally.

The Animal Adoption Center works in partnership with Riverside Vet Clinic to make affordable spay/neuter services available for low-income families living in Kemmerer. Learn more >

The Animal Adoption Center works in partnership with Rock Springs Pet Hospital to make affordable spay/neuter services available for low-income families living in Rock Springs. Learn more >

The Animal Adoption Center works in partnership with Rocky Mountain Animal Hospital to make affordable spay/neuter services available for low-income families living in Casper. Learn more >

The Animal Adoption Center works in partnership with Ten Sleep Veterinary Services to make affordable spay/neuter services available for low-income families living in Ten Sleep. Learn more >

The Animal Adoption Center works in partnership with The Stock Doc to make affordable spay/neuter services available for low-income families living in Riverton. Learn more >

The Animal Adoption Center works in partnership with Uinta Veterinary Hospital to make affordable spay/neuter services available for low-income families living in Fort Bridger. Learn more >

In partnership with local Fremont County veterinary practices, we run our low-income voucher program. Please note that we only support this service for members of Western Fremont County. For more information about our application requirements please refer to our website: www.wfchs.org/application

The phone number listed is the Fremont County Sheriff who should only be contacted in case of emergency.