The Spay Neuter Project - Columbia, MO

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The Spay Neuter Project - Columbia, MO The Spay Neuter Project is a low cost, high quality, spay/neuter & wellness clinic in Columbia, MO. There are no income requirements.

The Spay Neuter Project (SNP) is a nonprofit, female-founded and led, veterinary clinic providing high-quality, low-cost spay & neuter services, core vaccines, and other wellness services for companion animals in Mid-Missouri and surrounding areas. All owned dogs, cats, and community/feral cats are welcome! Schedule an appointment online or call our office for more information.

10/22/2026

The Spay Neuter Project will be closed today due to staff illness. All clients scheduled today have been notified by call/text/email and we will be in touch to reschedule asap.

We are CLOSED today.In related news, today is Dr Flowers’ and our tech, Avery’s Birthdays! 🎂 Also celebrating October b...
10/16/2026

We are CLOSED today.

In related news, today is Dr Flowers’ and our tech, Avery’s Birthdays! 🎂 Also celebrating October birthdays are assistants, Sam and Maddie. 🎃

Happy Birthday Ladies. 🎉

Update: male appts are both spoken for. ✂️ Last minute cancellations opened up some dog surgery spots! Please call or me...
10/14/2026

Update: male appts are both spoken for.

✂️ Last minute cancellations opened up some dog surgery spots! Please call or message here to book. FCFS.

573.397.6443

Don’t forget that PitBulls are currently FREE thanks to our MugZMOO grant. 🏠 🦛

Update: the female spot has been taken but the male is still available. 🐾We have 2 last minute openings for dogs tomorro...
10/07/2026

Update: the female spot has been taken but the male is still available.

🐾We have 2 last minute openings for dogs tomorrow! Must be able to be at the clinic at 7:30am.
•1 male under 45 lbs
•1 female under 45 lbs.
Call 573.397.6443 (by 5pm) or message us here til 9pm to snag these!

🐈 **Trapping a community cat? The right setup matters!**We’ve recently had several feral/community cats arrive in traps ...
10/06/2026

🐈 **Trapping a community cat? The right setup matters!**

We’ve recently had several feral/community cats arrive in traps that are too small, uncovered, or in cat carriers. Swipe through for a quick refresher on our trap requirements and why they’re important. 👉

A few things to remember:

🐾 **Use an appropriately sized humane trap** — ideally 30–32" long, 10–11" wide and about 12" tall, even for kittens. Cats should remain in their traps for up to 48 hours after surgery, so they need adequate room to recover.

🐾 **Line the bottom and keep the trap covered.** A sheet or towel helps reduce stress during transport and at the clinic. Less stress is especially important before anesthesia — a frightened cat's adrenaline response can make sedation more difficult and require additional medication.

🚫 **No cat carriers.** Our team can safely sedate a feral cat through the wire of a humane trap without handling them. Cats arriving in carriers **will be sent home and may incur a rescheduling fee.**

Our loaner traps are currently all checked out, so please make sure you have the proper equipment **before you trap.**

💛 And some good news: our **Feral Cat Package is currently FREE thanks to a generous ASPCA grant!** Regularly $40, the package includes surgery, rabies vaccine, ear tip, sterilization tattoo, subcutaneous fluids and 72-hour pain control.

Free appointments are available **while grant funds and appointment availability last.**

📞 **Feral cat appointments must be scheduled by phone.**

Please share with your fellow community cat caregivers! 🐾

🍪 What a lovely surprise for the staff today from Dolly and Jolene 🫶🏻 We are so grateful we get to provide these service...
10/01/2026

🍪 What a lovely surprise for the staff today from Dolly and Jolene 🫶🏻
We are so grateful we get to provide these services to our community. 🐾 Thank you for trusting us with your pets.

🎉Let's get this party started! Dolly & Jolene were the first 2 Pit Bulls to get their spays fully funded during Pit Bull...
10/01/2026

🎉Let's get this party started! Dolly & Jolene were the first 2 Pit Bulls to get their spays fully funded during Pit Bull Awareness month. This was made possible by a grant from Mug-Z-MOO Fund.

Pit Bulls and Pit Bull mixes under 5 yrs old are eligible for FREE spay & neuter surgeries when scheduled in October. 🐾Proof of Rabies required or we can vaccinate the day of surgery for $20.

📞Must Call to schedule 573.397.6443

09/30/2026

TNR Churu ASMR 🔊

We are currently, and always, accepting churu and wet cat food donations for all of our cats after surgery. Please drop off to the clinic Tuesday-Friday.

WE HAVE RABIES!..vaccines. We have rabies vaccines. 😅Today is ! More than 90% of reported rabies cases in animals in th...
09/28/2026

WE HAVE RABIES!
..vaccines. We have rabies vaccines. 😅

Today is ! More than 90% of reported rabies cases in animals in the U.S. are found in wildlife — including bats, skunks, raccoons and foxes.

Rabies is fatal once symptoms appear, but thankfully, it's preventable. Keeping our pets vaccinated helps protect them, us, and our community. And here in Columbia & Boone County, rabies vaccination is required for dogs and cats over 4 months old — even indoor-only pets.

We offer affordable rabies vaccines with your pet's spay/neuter surgery and at our weekly vaccine clinics. 💉🐾

Happy World Rabies Day.

Address

206 Austin Avenue, Suite A
Columbia, MO
65203

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 5pm
Thursday 7:30am - 5pm
Friday 7:30am - 5pm

Telephone

+15733976443

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