Mobile Spay & Neuter Clinic

Bringing affordable, accessible spay and neuter services to the communities that need them most.

Help Prevent Overpopulation Before It Starts

Spay and neuter services are one of the most effective ways to reduce shelter intake and prevent unnecessary suffering. ERF’s mobile clinic brings care directly into communities where access can be limited.

Mobile Spay and Neuter Clinic in Southern California

Prevention Saves Lives

  • Makes spay and neuter care more accessible
  • Helps prevent unplanned litters
  • Reduces shelter intake over time
  • Supports pets and families in underserved communities
  • Creates a more humane, long-term solution

Your Gift Brings Essential Care to the Community

  • $25 helps provide medications, sterile supplies, and recovery care.
  • $50 helps equip the veterinary team with surgical and patient-monitoring supplies.
  • $100 helps support the medical team, equipment, and care needed.
  • $250 helps bring the mobile clinic into the community and provide spay/neuter care.
Reducing pet overpopulation where it starts
  • High-quality, low-cost Spay & Neuter surgeries.
  • Life-saving vaccinations and microchipping.
  • Community outreach to keep pets in their homes and out of shelters.

Services will be provided by licensed California veterinarians. Appointment availability will be based on community need and funding. Stay tuned for more details.

California’s pet overpopulation crisis cannot be solved without increasing access to affordable spay and neuter services. In many communities, especially rural and underserved areas, families simply don’t have access to low-cost veterinary care.

Mobile clinics help bring these life-saving services directly to the communities that need them most.

Eastwood Ranch Foundation supports legislation like California Assembly Bill 2010, which aims to remove outdated barriers that make it harder for mobile spay and neuter clinics to operate efficiently. By modernizing these regulations, more animals can receive preventive care before they end up in overcrowded shelters.

Your donation helps make that vision a reality today—funding equipment, supplies, transportation, and the ongoing operation of our mobile spay and neuter program while broader policy changes continue to move forward.

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