Companion Animal Clinic Foundation

29/10/2026

Thanks for your hard work for CACF, Audrey. We are lucky to have you!

It's National Cat Day and every cat curled up on a couch in the Sandhills today is a reminder of why I support the Companion Animal Clinic Foundation, as a donor and as a member of its Board of Directors.

Their work is simple and it matters, affordable spay and neuter care, so fewer cats and dogs end up in shelters in the first place. We can reduce the euthanasia of adoptable dogs and cats in central NC by providing affordable and subsidized spay/neuter surgery for low-income pet owners, 501(c)(3) animal welfare groups, and county animal control facilities.

Celebrating today? Share a photo of your cat in the comments, and learn more on CACF's website, linked in the comments below.

23/10/2026

Black tie optional. Pajamas encouraged. Pet hair guaranteed. 🐾🥂

At the Happy Tails Ball, you can wear whatever you like because the only thing you need to bring is your big heart.

Help CACF continue to make affordable spay/neuter surgery possible for more families in our community.

Your couch is the venue. Your donation makes the difference.

Visit companionanimalclinic.org/happytails to support affordable spay/neuter today!

20/10/2026

Go team!

07/10/2026

The 2026 Happy Tails Ball Is Here!

Join us in celebrating another record-breaking year of affordable spay and neuter surgeries at the Sandhills Spay Neuter Veterinary Clinic SNVC!

When: Any day between now and the New Year
Place: Wherever you are happiest
Time: Any time that suits you
Black Tie Optional

RSVP by Donation at www.companionanimalclinic.org/happytails

10/06/2026

Make your spring gift today!

Your donation supports affordable spay and neuter surgeries for dogs and cats across central North Carolina.

Visit www.companionanimalclinic.org/donate to make a donation.

09/06/2026

Board Updates

The Companion Animal Clinic Foundation is pleased to welcome two new members to its Board of Directors while also recognizing the contributions of two departing board members.

We are excited to welcome Kim Rosenberg and John Mecimore to the Board. Their knowledge and professional expertise will strengthen our work as we continue expanding access to affordable spay and neuter services across central North Carolina.

Kim Rosenberg is a North Carolina native and Moore County resident since 2012. With a background in real estate law and experience owning a title insurance company, she brings CACF valuable legal and business expertise. An avid animal lover, Kim is committed to advancing CACF’s mission and expanding its impact in the community.

John Mecimore brings more than 35 years of financial services experience to the Foundation. As Senior Vice President at First Bank in Southern Pines, he offers expertise in financial management and strategic planning. He looks forward to helping CACF strengthen its financial sustainability and grow its impact.

We also extend our sincere gratitude to Lizzy Snow and Kaily Sivils for their years of service to CACF. Their dedication, time, and support have helped advance our mission and make a meaningful difference for animals and the communities we serve. We thank them for their contributions and wish them all the best.

Meet all our Board members at companionanimalclinic.org/board

08/06/2026

A Day at the Clinic

On a typical day, the Sandhills Spay Neuter Veterinary Clinic SNVC performs an average of 50 spay and neuter surgeries. Each one represents a future changed—litters prevented, shelters relieved, and families supported.
Multiply that by every clinic day, and the impact quickly grows into thousands of animals—and future euthanasia—prevented each year. Learn more about the clinic at www.spayurpet.org

05/06/2026

Prevention in Action —�Where your support goes.

Our mission is to reduce the euthanasia of adoptable dogs and cats in central North Carolina by providing affordable spay/neuter surgeries for low-income pet owners, 501(c)(3) animal welfare organizations, and county animal control facilities.

Every subsidized surgery directly advances our mission, reaching the people and organizations working every day to care for animals in our communities.

Feral Cat Groups (TNR)
In spite of the tireless dedication of animal welfare professionals and volunteers, downstream efforts alone cannot keep pace with the number of animals being born each year—especially among feral cats.

It is estimated that Moore County alone is home to more than 20,000 community cats. A single unsterilized female cat and her offspring can produce tens of thousands of kittens over time, contributing to overcrowded shelters and increased suffering.

Your support helps local TNR (trap-neuter-return) efforts succeed—humanely managing populations, improving animal health, and reducing future generations of cats at risk.

Organizations like Feline Friends of Moore County and Zoomies Funny Farm regularly bring feral cats to SNVC. One visit can prevent dozens of future kittens, stabilizing colonies and improving quality of life.

Rescues & Animal Control
SNVC allows rescue groups and animal control organizations to affordably prepare animals for adoption, reduce overcrowding, and stay ahead of intake. The clinic works with more than 40 rescue and county partners, ensuring animals are healthy, sterilized, and ready for homes.

Families
Affordable and subsidized care ensures pet owners can do right by their animals—without facing impossible financial choices—and helps keep pets in the homes where they belong.

This is prevention in action—reducing overpopulation at its source. And it starts with neighbors like you.

Support our work today at �

Help us continue to reduce the number of euthanized animals. Donate online.CACF is an all volunteer organization. We keep our overhead low so we can put the money you donate toward our mission of reducing the number of euthanized dogs and cats. You can make your donation via credit card on the form....

04/06/2026

Expanding Care: New Wellness Services!

In 2025, the Sandhills Spay Neuter Veterinary Clinic SNVC expanded its services to include wellness exams for low-income families, many of whom are increasingly unable to afford basic veterinary care.The clinic now offers core vaccination packages, heartworm testing for dogs, and feline leukemia testing for cats—protecting pets from preventable diseases and supporting long-term health.In 2025 alone, the clinic performed over 400 wellness exams, extending care beyond surgery and helping pets thrive.

Learn more at

Wellness Appointments Sandhills Spay Neuter Veterinary Clinic is pleased to announce that we now offer basic wellness services for your pet beginning March ...