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We are currently using the Amanda Spaymobile to assist our local shelters with dogs and cats that have been adopted so that they can go to their new homes. Please return to this website for updates or for more information call 1-888-349-7388.

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The system was broken. So we fixed it.

Prevention, which means spaying and neutering, is the key to ending pet homelessness. We are leading the way to end the root cause of pet homelessness. The Amanda Spaymobile is California’s longest-running and most successful free mobile spay/neuter program, serving the areas that need us the most.

Since the highest number of impounded pets come from low-income, underserved neighborhoods, we go to these communities and offer free spay/neuter procedures and vaccines. Our Spaymobile is a state-of-the-art mobile surgical unit staffed by doctors who specialize in high volume spay/neuter. Due to Covid restrictions, our schedule is paused but we hope to be back to our regular locations soon.

Most years our Spaymobile performs thousands of spay/neuters. If each of these pets either gave birth or fathered a litter that’s over 30,000 dogs and cats we’ve saved from entering a shelter or ending up on the streets. Now that’s fixing the problem.

“We can save over 30,000 dogs and cats each year from an uncertain death
through Spay/Neuter”

Make an appointment

Please call 1-888-349-7388 for more information.

Why Spay/Neuter?

Shelters are filled with homeless dogs and cats, and prevention is our best way to keep the shelters empty. Spaying and neutering prevents unwanted puppies and kittens and also keeps your pet healthy.

  1. A cat is capable of having up to 8 kittens in a litter, and 2-3 litters per year. That means that an average cat, in one lifetime, could have more than 100 kittens.

  2. On average, dogs and cats reach puberty at 6 months old, but it can vary between 4 and 12 months. That means at just 5 months old, a puppy or kitten can start reproducing.

  3. Neutering provides major health and behavioral benefits, including a reduced desire to roam away from home, mark their territory with urine and overall aggression, plus a reduction in cancers, perineal hernia and pyometra.

  4. Spay and neutering dogs and cats has not only proven to result in longer and healthier lives, but also makes them easier to train. Unneutered animals strive to get out of the yard and can get injured or lost.