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Alabama Spay/Neuter  Free Transport

Not all counties have an aggressive spay/neuter program like Alabama Spay/Neuter's. We want to prevent the euthanasia of companion animals, not just in Birmingham but all so in the surrounding areas. 

Alabama Spay/Neuter works with the Chilton County Humane society and the Shelby County Humane Society. Both are seeing a significant reduction if their intake rates. "In the last 6 months, our intake has declined by approximately 500 animals (15%) over the previous year. It's really amazing how much of a difference that fifteen percent makes....We believe that a greater emphasis on spay/neuter is responsible for the reduction in intake and would like to extend a special thank you to our friends at the Alabama Spay/Neuter Clinic for providing us and our community with quality, low cost spay/neuter services. " said Joe Murphy, the Director of Chilton County Humane Society. 

 Alabama Spay/Neuter serves a 13-county area (Jefferson, Tuscaloosa, Walker, Cullman, Blount, Bibb, Chilton, Shelby, St. Clair, Etowah, Calhoun, Talladega and Tallapoosa). Many customers bring their pet directly to the clinic while others utilize the clinic's free transport. To serve outlying areas, Alabama Spay/Neuter provides transportation to and from specific pick-up points on a regularly-scheduled basis. Visit our Transport page for more information on how your pet can catch a free ride.

http://alabamaspayneuterclinic.com/transport.html

Here Are Our Pick Up Points

McCalla

205-956-0012

Pick-up point is at the Tannehill Premier Shopping Center in the Petco Parking Lot across the street from the McAdory High School.

Hoover

205-956-0012

Pick-up is at the Grove Shopping Center on Grove Blvd. in the Target Parking Lot.

Blount County

1-877-3FIXPET (1-877-334-9738)

Pick-up point is at the Oneonta Tire Center on 2nd Avenue East in Oneonta near the courthouse.

Calhoun County

1-877-3FIXPET (1-877-334-9738)

Pick-up point is at Pickettes Feed on McClellan Boulevard, across from K-Mart.

Chilton County

1-877-3FIXPET (1-877-334-9738)

Pick-up point is at the Chilton County Humane Society.

Cullman County

1-877-3FIXPET (1-877-334-9738)

Pick-up point is at the old Winn-Dixie on Highway 31, down from the Town Shopping Center, near K-Mart.

Etowah County

1-877-3FIXPET (1-877-334-9738)

Pick-up point is at the Etowah County Humane Society.

Shelby County

www.ShelbyHumane.org

205-643-FIXX (3499)

All appointments made directly through the Shelby County Humane Society.

Sylacauga/Talladega County

1-877-3FIXPET (1-877-334-9738)

Pick-up point is at the Carden's Gift Cottage on Ft. Williams Street in downtown Sylacauga.

Tallapoosa County (Lake Martin Animal Shelter)

Lake Martin Animal Shelter 256-234-5533

All reservations made through Lake Martin Animal Shelter. Pick-up point is at the Lake Martin Animal Shelter.

Tuscaloosa County

1-877-3FIXPET (1-877-334-9738)

Pick-up point is behind Red Lobster on University Blvd. in the Pet Supplies Plus parking lot.

Walker County

1-877-3FIXPET (1-877-334-9738)

Pick-up point is at Barry's Furniture on Highway 78.

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Charlie Browns Story

Charlie Brown's Story

One of our employees at Alabama Spay/Neuter found Charlie Brown,  an energetic mix breed with a sweet disposition. Charlie Brown was found behind the Birmingham Airport in the Eastlake area and was brought to Alabama Spay/Neuter to be altered. He is good with children and other dogs. Charlie Brown is a very luck dog... most stray dogs are sent to animal shelters, where hopefully they will be adopted, but in most cases are euthanized due to a lack of space.

Over 150,000 healthy, adoptable dogs and cats,  like Charlie Brown, were euthanized in Alabama shelters last year.

Spaying/ Neutering is the only humane solution.

“By brining to light the need for spaying and neutering and with the Alabama Spay/Neuter Clinic continuing to do what they do, we will have a safer cleaner community because we will have less strays ( hopefully no strays) running at large.” commented Jacque Meyer, director of the Greater Birmingham Humane Society.

Our goal is to stem the tide of unwanted and abandoned companion animals though our aggressive spay/neuter program. Shelters and Humane Societies in the Central Alabama area are reporting reductions in animal intake and euthanasia rates. “In the last 6 months, our intake has declined by approximately 500 animals (15%) over the previous year. It's really amazing how much of a difference that fifteen percent makes.” says Joe Murphy, director of the Chilton County Humane Society.

Alabama Spay/Neuter is already making a significant impact.... and this is just the beginning! But we can not do it alone, Alabama Spay/Neuter needs everyones help.

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