Win a Free Spay or Neuter
Fill out the entry form to enter our bimonthly drawing for a free spay or neuter for your pet! We will draw a winner at our board meetings in January, March, May, July, September, and November. The drawing is open to any resident of Franklin County, Tennessee. Please limit to one entry per household.
Congratulations to Debbie Dudley, who won our October 2019 drawing!
The next drawing will be held in December 2019 at the regular meeting of the Board of Directors.
Reduced Rates for Spays and Neuters for Pets of Low-Income Residents
The Franklin County Humane Society has a low-cost spay/neuter program for dogs and cats that belong to qualified low-income residents of Franklin County. Surgeries will be performed at Animal Care Center, Lakeside Veterinary Clinic, Midtown Veterinary Services and Hospital, and Town & Country Veterinary Hospital. Pets must have a current rabies shot or their owners must pay the vet’s office for it. Owner will also be required to pay for a flea treatment if the pet is infested on the day of surgery. If the pet in in heat, we will not pay the additional fee associated with that cost, so we recommend you wait until the heat cycle is completed before the spay operation. Please contact the shelter for more information. Click here for the application.
Our Low-Income sterilization assistance program is partially funded by grants obtained from various sources each year, including:
The Tennessee Animal-Friendly License Plate Grant
Walmart
Pet-Co Foundation
Franklin County Citizens that Participate in our Annual Chili Supper
The Franklin County Humane Society funds the costs not covered by these grants.