A non-profit organization founded in Tulsa in 2004 in response to Oklahoma’s serious pet overpopulation problem.
More than 60 percent of pets become unwanted and will be abandoned or end up in pounds, shelters, or research labs.
Our mission
Eliminate pet overpopulation in Oklahoma by providing low cost spay and neuter services to pet owners who are financially unable to afford this important step in the care of their dogs and cats.
The Role
Affordable spay and neuter surgery reduces the numbers of unwanted puppies and kittens and improves the quality of life of companion animals and their families.
And Now There Are Two!
Since opening our original clinic in 2004 in north Tulsa, more than 34,000 surgeries have been completed.
In April, we opened a second clinic, located at East 128th Street and South Memorial Blvd., Bixby, in response to demand for our low cost service, to reduce waiting time for appointments, and for geographic convenience.
With two clinics, we project serving 14,000 pets annually by 2011.
The Scoop about SpayOK
“Fixing” reduces animal abuse and neglect, dumping, dog bites, roaming dogs, sick animals, injuries, and unwanted litters. Spayed females have less risk of mammary tumors and neutered males are less aggressive and are healthier.
Spay OK is the only program with low-cost, on-site clinics in eastern Oklahoma.
We “fix” 35-40 pets daily at each clinic and also offer low-cost, one-time worming and annual vaccination.
Last year, more than 7,300 dogs and cats were euthanized at the City’s shelter. We want to significantly reduce that number each year.
“Fixing” reduces animal abuse and neglect, dumping, dog bites, roaming dogs, sick animals, injuries, and unwanted litters. Spayed females have less risk of mammary tumors and neutered males are less aggressive and are healthier.
Five Saves Lives Program!
SPAY OK is proud to be a part of the national “Five Saves Lives,” campaign, an early age sterilization initiative intended to prevent companion animals from having, “just one litter.” Early age sterilization is the most effective way to halt pet overpopulation while also preventing many health problems, including mammary tumors, at a far greater rate than later sterilization.
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