Our focus is simple: practical programs that improve animal health, reduce overpopulation, and serve the Hickman County community.
*Program dates, funding, and availability may vary.
We help pets stay protected with basic preventive care at affordable community-focused rates.
Learn moreTrap, Neuter, Return helps reduce community cat overpopulation in a humane and effective way.
Learn moreWe share simple, helpful information that supports responsible pet ownership and better outcomes for animals.
Learn moreSpaying and neutering is one of the most important ways to reduce overpopulation and improve long-term pet health. We help our community through our affordable spay/neuter voucher program.
To see if you qualify, please fill out our Spay/Neuter Form below.
Our vaccination clinics are designed to make preventive care more accessible for local pet owners. These events help families keep dogs and cats healthier with routine vaccines and basic wellness support.
Clinic offerings may vary by event, so we encourage participants to pre-register and follow us on Facebook for current event information.
TNR is a humane approach to managing community cat populations. Cats are safely trapped, spayed or neutered, and then returned to the area they know as home.
This approach helps reduce future litters, improves long-term colony stability, and supports healthier outcomes for outdoor cats over time.
Education helps prevent neglect, reduce overpopulation, and build stronger relationships between people and animals. We believe simple, practical information can make a real difference.
Our outreach efforts may include community events, awareness campaigns, and shared resources about responsible pet ownership, spay and neuter, and care for community cats.
Beyond financial donations, our animals and foster families always need everyday supplies such as food, bedding, toys, and care items. Our Amazon Wishlist makes it easy to send exactly what is needed.
Some services depend on clinic schedules, volunteer support, and available funding. Reach out and we will help you find the best next step for your pet, your community cats, or ways to support our work.