Causes: Animal Protection & Welfare, Animals

Mission: East Tennessee Spay & Neuter exists solely to end the use of killing as a method of population control for companion animals by providing innovative programs to help pet owners, especially low-income pet owners, keep their pets healthy and out of the shelter.

Results: Over 3,700 pets spayed or neutered and vaccinated; nearly 600 pets receive two-weeks' worth of food every month.

Target demographics: pets of low-income families

Direct beneficiaries per year: nearly 600 pets get altered, and over 500 pets per month stay fed!

Geographic areas served: Carter County, Tennessee

Programs: Low cost, low income spay-neuter assistance and transport, pet food pantry, and our mobile Critter Care Cruiser which offers low cost vaccinations and wellness!