KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Several animal shelters in the Kansas City area are teaming up to help spay and neuter hundreds of pets over the course of a weekend.
The Kansas City Spay/Neuter Collaborative will host free, community-wide clinics at multiple locations across the metro from March 8-10.
SNCKC hopes to spay or neuter 400 animals over the weekend in an effort to combat pet overpopulation in Kansas City.
In addition to surgery, all pets will receive basic vaccinations and be microchipped if not already chipped.
The following organizations are participating.
- roadside vagrant
- Kansas City Pet Project
- Kansas City Pet Resource Center
- Great Plains SPCA
- Northland Animal Welfare Society
- KCK Animal Service
- Lawrence Humane Society
- Humane Society of Greater Kansas City
- Fix M KC
- independent animal services
Each organization has different days and times for participating in weekend spay/neuter events.
Interested parties can find more information and make reservations here. Some evacuation centers are already fully booked for weekends.
