We hold regular high-impact, high-volume Big Kitty Fix spay-neuter clinics for pet cats, barn and farm cats, and we provide cost-share vouchers for individuals to get their dogs and cats altered at participating veterinarians. These vouchers support local veterinarians who wish to assist clients who might be otherwise unable to afford their services.

We work on a donation-based system in which people pay what they determine they can afford at clinics and for cost-share vouchers. These donations make up approximately 50 percent of our funding. The other 50 percent comes through community fundraising. GIVE A HOOT is our most significant fundraising effort and enables us to help animals and their people on a continuing basis.

In 2023, the Spay Neuter Project altered and vaccinated 291 cats during six Big Kitty Fix clinics. In addition, 59 cats and 61 dogs were altered and vaccinated by local veterinarians through our cost-share voucher program. In 2024 we are already on track to exceed those numbers: during our three Big Kitty Fix clinics so far this year, our veterinarians altered 185 cats. Our next Big Kitty Fix will be on Saturday August 10, 2024 with another clinic scheduled for October. We continue to field daily calls for spay/neuter assistance for both cats and dogs through the voucher program.

Our clinics could not happen without Dr. Amy Lamm and her incredible team at Vet-2-Go. Local veterinarians-- Colmey Veterinary Hospital, Livingston Veterinary Hospital, and Crazy Mountain Veterinary Service--also work to help us support animals and their people. Volunteers commit their time to clinics and fundraising. Our administrative and bookkeeping needs are donated by accountant Krista West and CPA Cat Moody. We also collaborate with Dr. Laurel Rhodes of Livingston Aloha Mobile Veterinary Care, who provides low-cost vaccinations and microchips for dogs and cats at our clinics.