If the animal you wish to get spayed or neutered is an unowned (stray or feral) cat, you may call the Feral Cat Coalition (FCC) at 619-758-9194 or SNAP at 619-525-3047. FCC regularly holds free spay/neuter clinics for unowned and feral cats. They also have agreements with a number of private veterinarians who generously donate spay/neuter services between FCC clinic dates. SNAP also provides assistance with fixing stray/feral cats and may provide financial assistance to pet owners on a per case basis.

The County of San Diego Department of Animal Services has different resources available to people of varying economic need. Call 1-619-525-3047 for a low-cost spay/neuter referral.

If you are looking to get your rabbit(s) fixed, please visit the San Diego House Rabbit Society's website for information on their generous spay/neuter rebate as well as other rebates you may be eligible for. Because rabbit surgeries are different from those performed on other animals, it is highly recommended that you see a vet who is very rabbit experienced and whose practice sees rabbits on a regular basis - at least 50 per year. See HRS' list of local rabbit-experienced veterinarians.