Millions of healthy, adoptable cats and dogs are euthanized each year in the U.S. because there are not enough homes for them all.

We’re working to change that.

According to statistics compiled by the Colorado Department of Agriculture, more than 173,000 dogs and cats entered Colorado shelters in 2006. More than 43,000 of those pets were euthanized. Many of these animals were purebred. Even if homes are found for animals born from "accidental litters," many of these animals will end up in shelters, or reproduce themselves and contribute to these statistics.

Spay Colorado is a program of the Foundation for Protection of Animals, based in Durango, Colorado. Our mission is to end the suffering of innocent dogs and cats by reducing the number of unwanted births in the state of Colorado.

Use our online directory or call 1-877-654-SPAY to find donor-subsidized spay/neuter services in your area.

Do you know of a program that we haven't listed? Please contact Spay Colorado to include your clinic in our database.