Save Lives and Prevent Suffering With Spay & Neuter
The Sad Truth: Hundreds of thousands of unwanted shelter pets are euthanized every year.
Help us spay/neuter 1,000 cats and dogs this month!
Greater Good Charities' spay-neuter team is on the ground in Omak, Washington, caring for hundreds of stray and community pets. Over the next two weeks they'll also be in Iowa and Colorado, performing hundreds more sterilizations. You can support their mission to put a stop to pet overpopulation and needless suffering in these communities!
Greater Good Charities' spay-neuter initiative is working hard to deploy specially trained high-quality, high-volume surgical teams and professional trapping teams to help control pet overpopulation in communities that need it most, all free of charge.
The program also provides vaccines to owned and community pets and educates community members on the importance of spay and neuter. The program even provides training opportunities for local veterinarians.
Ultimately, Greater Good Charities' spay-neuter program reduces human-animal conflict and the burden on animal shelters to euthanize pets. The impact? Lives saved.
Greater Good Charities can only offer its services free of charge thanks to donors like you. The impact is real: high-quality, high-volume sterilization combined with strategic trapping efforts have been shown to be the most effective and humane means of dog and cat population control.
Your tax-deductible gift today can support these life saving efforts and prevent unnecessary suffering. Give now.
Washington Clinic
Greater Good Charities' team of veterinarians and volunteers hosted a free spay/neuter clinic - thanks to your support - and were able to help 1,112 animals.
Thank you for your continued support of this life-saving program.
Alaska Spay/Neuter Clinic
Greater Good Charities returned to Alaska to perform another clinic to help spay and neuter more animals.
With your generous donations, they were able to provide their services for free and spayed and neutered 685 animals on the Kenai Peninsula.
Greece Refugee Camps
Greater Good Charities (GGC) has partnered with local veterinarians and volunteers from near and far to host High-Quality, High Volume Spay and Neuter (HQHVSN) clinics at refugee camps throughout Greece.
These vital clinics also provide medical care, vaccinations, microchipping, and educate the community on why animal care and safety are so important.
The first several clinics have already sterilized and treated over 500 dogs and cats. Thank you for your continued support.
Alaska Clinic
Ember is one of over 400 pets that was treated and spayed/neutered at a free clinic in Moose Pass, Alaska.
You can help control pet overpopulation in communities that need it most. Just $20 sterilizes a cat or dog, preventing hundreds of unwanted kittens or puppies.
Greater Good Charities' spay-neuter team can only offer its services free of charge thanks to donors like you.
Tulsa "Snip, Tip, Hooray" Clinic
In just four days, the expert spay-neuter team and volunteers managed to trap, neuter, and release 1,021 stray cats.
Your donations helped cover the cost to sterilize and vaccinate the homeless cats and drastically reduce the stray cat population in the area. Thank you!
Oklahoma Spay & Neuter Clinic
Over a span of one week, 1,263 free roaming and owned animals were spayed or neutered in Ponca City. This was the third clinic hosted in Oklahoma and it was a huge success.
Thank you for your continued support.
Ukraine Spay & Neuter Clinic
The team returned to Ukraine for their second spay/neuter clinic and a total of 747 homeless and owned pets were neutered.
The need is so great in the war-torn country, and your generosity is giving the people and pets of Ukraine hope.
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The Sad Truth: Hundreds of thousands of unwanted shelter pets are euthanized every year.
Help us spay/neuter 1,000 cats and dogs this month!
Greater Good Charities' spay-neuter team is on the ground in Omak, Washington, caring for hundreds of stray and community pets. Over the next two weeks they'll also be in Iowa and Colorado, performing hundreds more sterilizations. You can support their mission to put a stop to pet overpopulation and needless suffering in these communities!
Greater Good Charities' spay-neuter initiative is working hard to deploy specially trained high-quality, high-volume surgical teams and professional trapping teams to help control pet overpopulation in communities that need it most, all free of charge.
The program also provides vaccines to owned and community pets and educates community members on the importance of spay and neuter. The program even provides training opportunities for local veterinarians.
Ultimately, Greater Good Charities' spay-neuter program reduces human-animal conflict and the burden on animal shelters to euthanize pets. The impact? Lives saved.
Greater Good Charities can only offer its services free of charge thanks to donors like you. The impact is real: high-quality, high-volume sterilization combined with strategic trapping efforts have been shown to be the most effective and humane means of dog and cat population control.
Your tax-deductible gift today can support these life saving efforts and prevent unnecessary suffering. Give now.
Washington Clinic
Greater Good Charities' team of veterinarians and volunteers hosted a free spay/neuter clinic - thanks to your support - and were able to help 1,112 animals.
Thank you for your continued support of this life-saving program.
Alaska Spay/Neuter Clinic
Greater Good Charities returned to Alaska to perform another clinic to help spay and neuter more animals.
With your generous donations, they were able to provide their services for free and spayed and neutered 685 animals on the Kenai Peninsula.
Greece Refugee Camps
Greater Good Charities (GGC) has partnered with local veterinarians and volunteers from near and far to host High-Quality, High Volume Spay and Neuter (HQHVSN) clinics at refugee camps throughout Greece.
These vital clinics also provide medical care, vaccinations, microchipping, and educate the community on why animal care and safety are so important.
The first several clinics have already sterilized and treated over 500 dogs and cats. Thank you for your continued support.
Alaska Clinic
Ember is one of over 400 pets that was treated and spayed/neutered at a free clinic in Moose Pass, Alaska.
You can help control pet overpopulation in communities that need it most. Just $20 sterilizes a cat or dog, preventing hundreds of unwanted kittens or puppies.
Greater Good Charities' spay-neuter team can only offer its services free of charge thanks to donors like you.
Tulsa "Snip, Tip, Hooray" Clinic
In just four days, the expert spay-neuter team and volunteers managed to trap, neuter, and release 1,021 stray cats.
Your donations helped cover the cost to sterilize and vaccinate the homeless cats and drastically reduce the stray cat population in the area. Thank you!
Oklahoma Spay & Neuter Clinic
Over a span of one week, 1,263 free roaming and owned animals were spayed or neutered in Ponca City. This was the third clinic hosted in Oklahoma and it was a huge success.
Thank you for your continued support.
Ukraine Spay & Neuter Clinic
The team returned to Ukraine for their second spay/neuter clinic and a total of 747 homeless and owned pets were neutered.
The need is so great in the war-torn country, and your generosity is giving the people and pets of Ukraine hope.
