Feline Spay and Neuter Clinic

About The Spay Neuter Project

The Spay Neuter Project of Park County is a volunteer-run organization based in Livingston, Montana. We work to reduce the number of unwanted dogs and cats in our area by providing low-cost spaying and neutering.The Spay Neuter Project started in 2012 with sponsorship from the Livingston Stafford Animal Shelter, and in 2014 became an independent tax-exempt 501(c)(3) organization.

How We Work

Clinics: these are held in Livingston and are for cats only. Our clinic veterinarian is Dr. Amy Lamm of Vet-2-Go, based in Billings. Clinic services are donation-based: we ask clients to pay what they can.Our partner Dr. Laurel Rhodes of Livingston Aloha Mobile Veterinary Care also provides low-cost vaccinations and microchips for dogs and cats at these clinics.

Vouchers:we provide cost-share vouchers for dogs and cats, in partnership with local veterinarians who provide their services at a discount. Clients receiving vouchers schedule spay/neuter surgery with a participating veterinarian and pay what they can afford. The Spay Neuter Project covers the remainder of the surgery cost, as well as half the cost of pain medication and half the cost of rabies vaccination if required.

To Request a Spay-Neuter Appointment

Our Big Kitty Fix cat clinicsare high volume, so we ask clients to schedule a drop-off time in advance for their cats. Call (406) 222-2134 or e-mailspayneuterlivingston@gmail.com. Walks-ins are accepted if space allows.

Call (406) 222-2134 or e-mail  spayneuterlivingston@gmail.com  to schedule a drop-off time for your cat. Dr. Laurel Rhodes will also be offering low-cost vaccinations and microchips on a walk-in basis for dogs and cats during the clinic. E-mail    laurelrhodesdvm@gmail.com      for more information.

At our first Big Kitty Fix clinic for 2026 ws on April 4th, 50 cats were spayed or neutered and Dr. Laurel Rhodes provided vaccinations and/or microchips for 26 dogs and 10 cats. A big thank you to Dr. Jamie White, Dr. Tarek Isham and to everyone who volunteered.

To learn more visit:   https://spayneuterlivingston.org/