Spay4LA

Our Story

In 2001, Spay4LA and the Coalition for Pets & Public Safety launched the first mobile spay and neuter clinic in Los Angeles. Since then, over 200,000 dogs and cats have been spayed and neutered in low-income communities such as South LA, Compton, Watts, and East LA. The dedicated team, led by Pam Wilkinson after the passing of co-founder Erika Brunson in 2022, continues to fight against pet overpopulation with the same passion that started this mission in 1999.

Our Impact

Spay4LA is currently the most productive mobile spay and neuter clinic in Los Angeles, working tirelessly to reduce shelter intake and euthanasia rates, which should never be a solution to pet overpopulation.

Why Donate?

Your donations are crucial in helping end the pet overpopulation crisis. By supporting Spay4LA, you enable the provision of accessible and affordable spay and neuter surgeries, low-cost vaccines, and microchips for low-income residents. Every contribution helps prevent healthy pets from ending up in shelters and facing unnecessary euthanasia.

Get Involved

Join the fight against pet overpopulation today! Your support can make a significant difference in the lives of countless animals. Donate cryptocurrency or cash now to help Spay4LA continue its vital work!