Assistance program · Leander, TX
Checked Nov 1, 2026 on the program's website · How we check
Grants toward emergency vet care, like hit-by-car injuries or blockages, when the pet has a good chance of recovery. Email your vet's written estimate; they usually answer within a day and pay the vet directly.
Pet owners, rescue groups and good Samaritans can all apply.
Email your vet's written estimate, plus a short note on your pet's condition and your situation, to info@animalsstayingalive.com.
Email: info@animalsstayingalive.com
No hours or schedule on their site.
Based in Leander; takes requests from across the US and Canada
They don't post prices. Ask for the total when you call.
For dogs, cats.
Most grants range from a few hundred to a few thousand dollars, depending on the treatment and funds on hand.
We read this on the provider's own website on Nov 1, 2026: animalsstayingalive.com. Spot a mistake?
Spay / neuter clinic · Mobile / rotating sites
Rabies shot free
Free spay or neuter for dogs and cats on a mobile clinic that visits Austin parks and rec centers. Austin and Travis County residents only. No appointment: line up at 6am, first come, first served, and spots run out.
Checked Nov 1, 2026 on the clinic's website
Assistance program · 7201 Levander Loop, Austin
Feral cat surgery free
Free spay or neuter, rabies shot and ear tip for unowned outdoor cats in Austin and unincorporated Travis County. Drop off 1 or 2 cats at the shelter, Monday to Friday 11am to 5pm, no appointment. Or ask for volunteer trappers by email.
Checked Nov 1, 2026 on the program's website
Assistance program
Help paying for a spay or neuter for owned dogs and cats in Williamson County, mainly for low-income owners. Surgery is done at Texas Humane Heroes in Leander. Only a few spots each month; contact Texas Humane Heroes to ask.
Checked Nov 1, 2026 on the program's website