Alabama Animal Alliance
The mission of the Alabama Animal Alliance is to significantly reduce the overpopulation of dogs and cats in Alabama through prevention, education, and collaboration.
The Alliance collaborates with veterinarians, animal shelters, rescue groups, and residents to provide high quality, high volume, low cost spay and neuter surgeries for companion animals. We educate the public on the importance of preventing unwanted pets.
Alabama Spay Neuter Clinic
To provide high-volume, low-cost sterilization as the only humane, sustainable solution to the overpopulation of dogs and cats in Central Alabama. To maintain the highest level of veterinary care and customer service. To address and respond to the needs of our customers and to the best of our ability, assure that our services are available to everyone.
Alabama Veterinary Medical Association Foundation
The ALVMA Foundation was established to assist veterinary students and veterinary technicians by providing scholarships and endowments. They sponsor the Alabama “Love Them, Fix Them” license plate. The net proceeds of the license plates are distributed to the Alabama Veterinary Medical Foundation to be used to help low-income residents of Alabama spay and neuter their dogs and cats. For information on the license plate, follow this link to the Alabama Department of Revenue’s License Plate Information page, and enter “Spay-Neuter” in the search box.
Friends of Cats and Dogs Foundation
FCDF is an all-volunteer organization serving the Birmingham, Alabama area with our programs available to the community. Our mission is to stop pet overpopulation through our Low Cost Spay/Neuter Program and free Spay / Neuter Clinics.
Greater Birmingham Humane Society
Since 1883, our mission has remained the same - to promote the humane treatment of people and animals through education, advocacy and services.
Humane Society of West Alabama
The Humane Society of West Alabama (HSWA), founded in 1971, is a no-kill, all-volunteer, nonprofit organization. HSWA has no administrative costs, so most of their funds are spent on direct aid for the dogs and cats in their care. They receive no money from any governmental agency or national humane organization, and are therefore totally dependent on donations and fundraisers to continue their work.
In March 2019, HSWA joined the Best Friends Partner Network. Best Friends is a nation-wide organization that is "committed to saving the lives of homeless pets through collaboration and implementation of effective adoption, spay/neuter and intake prevention programs." HSWA is committed to partnering with Best Friends in their mission to make America no-kill by 2025.
North Alabama Spay Neuter Clinic
The mission of North Alabama Spay and Neuter Clinic is to end overpopulation of companion animals by providing high quality care to our community, rescues and shelters.
South Alabama Spay and Neuter (Spring Hill Animal Clinic)
Spring Hill Animal Clinic strives to provide affordable pricing for all services so that every pet owner can give their pet proper veterinary care.
Tuscaloosa Metro Animal Shelter
The Tuscaloosa Metro Animal Shelter is a non-profit organization contracted to serve as the municipal animal shelter for Tuscaloosa City, Tuscaloosa County, and Northport. Our focus is to seek as many permanent, loving homes as possible for the hundreds of animals brought to us every year.