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OK Spay/Neuter Network In-Clinic Clinics

The Oklahoma Spay Network, a coalition of about 20 animal organizations in rural counties of southeastern Oklahoma, recruits private veterinarians to perform high-volume spay/neuter surgeries for pets of low-income owners in their own clinics, with their own medical staff, one weekend a month.

This cost-effective, community-building approach has become known as the in-clinic clinic model for spay/neuter.

These people aren’t anyone’s clients.
Participating private practice veterinarian

What it Takes

  • A 501(c)3 or a government agency to sponsor the event.
  • Volunteers or staff to organize and promote the program.
  • A private clinic to host the event.
  • A critical mass of qualified low-income clients.

What We Like

  • Minimal start-up costs and start-up time.
  • Engaging local veterinarians and providing them with additional income without impinging on business from their paying clients.

Step by Step

  1. Download the complete profile (.pdf)
  2. Assess for yourself whether this program is right for your agency.
  3. Grab the sample materials and get started.
  4. Tell us how it goes.
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