Spay Neuter Network, San Antonio

Helping Pets. Helping People. Strengthening San Antonio.

Every pet deserves the chance to live a healthy life with the family who loves them. Yet for thousands of families across San Antonio, the cost of veterinary care can put that future at risk.

For more than 20 years, Spay Neuter Network has helped Texas communities reduce pet overpopulation by providing affordable, high-quality veterinary care. Since opening our San Antonio clinic in 2023, we've served more than 32,000 pets through spay/neuter surgeries, vaccinations, wellness services, and community outreach.

When families have access to affordable veterinary care, pets stay healthier, fewer unwanted litters are born, fewer pets enter overcrowded shelters, and more pets remain exactly where they belong, with the people who love them.

Why Your Gift Matters

Every day, we meet pet owners who want the best for their pets but simply can't afford the rising cost of veterinary care. Your generosity helps remove that barrier, ensuring pets receive the care they need before a preventable problem becomes a crisis.

Your donation helps us:

• Provide affordable spay/neuter surgeries that prevent unwanted litters and reduce shelter intake.
• Deliver vaccine and wellness care that keep pets healthy and protect public health.
• Expand our transport program so families can access care.
• Improve the lives of community cats through targeted spay/neuter and vaccination efforts.
• Teach children responsible pet ownership and animal safety through humane education, inspiring the next generation of compassionate pet advocates.

So Far in 2026, You've Helped

Because of generous supporters like you, we've already:

• Performed over 3,600 spay/neuter surgeries
• Provided nearly 3,000 wellness visits, helping pets stay healthy and preventing costly medical issues
• Transported over 100 pets so they could receive affordable veterinary care.
• Provided spay/neuter surgery and vaccines to more than 400 community cats, preventing thousands of future kittens while improving the health of neighborhoods throughout San Antonio.