Humane Society of Beaufort County
Spay and neuter support for Beaufort County
The Humane Society of Beaufort County helps reduce pet overpopulation through spay and neuter assistance, affordable-care options, seasonal clinics, education, and practical community resources.
Spaying and neutering helps prevent unintended litters and reduces pressure on families, community-cat caregivers, Animal Control Officers, rescue groups, and other local animal-welfare resources. The Humane Society focuses on helping people find a practical path to preventive care.
Local assistance programs
Funding, eligibility, participating providers, and availability can change. Contact the Humane Society before scheduling care or making payment arrangements.
Community & feral cat assistance
The Chuck Manning Memorial Fund supports a spay and neuter voucher program for community and feral cats. Confirm current voucher availability, coverage, participating providers, timing, and caretaker responsibilities before trapping or scheduling.
Beaufort County S.N.I.P.
Income-based spay and neuter assistance for qualifying Beaufort County households with owned cats or dogs. Contact the Humane Society to confirm current qualifications, required documentation, funding, and the application process.
Humane Society financial assistance
The Humane Society may be able to help local pet owners with the cost of spaying or neutering an owned cat or dog when funding and eligibility allow. Ask for the current process before arranging the procedure.
February spay/neuter clinic
The Humane Society has historically offered a reduced-cost seasonal clinic through participating veterinary providers. Dates, providers, prices, eligibility, and appointment availability must be confirmed for each year.
Start with the right information
For an owned pet: Be ready to share your contact information, Beaufort County residency, whether the animal is a cat or dog, and how many animals need care. The Humane Society can explain what documentation and next steps currently apply.
For a community or feral cat: Contact the Humane Society before trapping or scheduling so you can confirm voucher availability, current coverage, provider participation, timing, and caretaker responsibilities.
The Humane Society is separate from the Beaufort County Animal Shelter and is not an emergency veterinary provider, adoption program, or Animal Control agency.
Get Involved!
Help make prevention more accessible in Beaufort County