Affordable pet care for a healthier pet community
At Stop The Cycle Spay and Neuter, we're dedicated to providing low-cost spay and neuter solutions for pets in Sharp and Fulton Counties. Discover our services and how we're working to improve animal welfare in North Central Arkansas.
Our vital services
We offer essential services to help control pet overpopulation and promote responsible pet ownership. Our focus is on making spay and neuter accessible and providing valuable community support.
Spay and neuter vouchers
Providing low-cost vouchers for residents of Sharp and Fulton Counties, including state-mandated rabies vaccinations.
TNR services
Trap, Neuter, Return (TNR) services available as our resources and volunteers allow to manage feral cat populations.
Community awareness
Educating the public about the benefits of spaying and neutering for pets and the community.
Your pet's health, our community's future
Our low-cost spay and neuter program makes quality spay and neuter care accessible, reducing pet overpopulation and improving animal welfare across Sharp and Fulton Counties. Join us in making a difference.
Why choose our vouchers?
We make spay and neuter affordable for everyone. For just a $25 application fee, our vouchers cover the full cost of the surgery and a state-mandated rabies vaccination. This significantly reduces the financial burden on pet owners, making it easier to provide essential care for their beloved companions.
Frequently asked questions
What is covered by the voucher?
Our voucher covers the spay or neuter surgery itself and a state-mandated rabies vaccine. Other services like additional vaccinations, worming, nail clipping, or tests are not included and must be paid for separately.
How old does a pet have to be?
Age requirements vary by veterinarian. Generally, kittens should be at least 8 weeks old or weigh 3 pounds. For puppies, it depends on their breed. Always consult with your chosen veterinary office for their specific guidelines.
Can my pet eat or drink before surgery?
Since your pet will receive anesthesia, it's typically recommended to withhold food after 5 p.m. the evening before and liquids after midnight for morning appointments. Your vet's office will provide precise pre-operative instructions.
Who makes the appointment with the veterinarian?
You are responsible for scheduling the appointment directly with the veterinarian once you receive your voucher from us. We do not arrange appointments for you.
How do I pay the vet?
Simply present your voucher at the veterinary office. It acts as payment for the covered services. Please keep your voucher safe, as it is essential for your pet's appointment.
