Dog Spay/Neuter Day is a 1 year old Mix-Breed in Mae Rim, CA, who needs $2,000 for 80 dog spay and neuters.

In a rural region north of our area, dogs roam the streets hungry, sick, and often injured — victims of an endless cycle of breeding and abandonment. There are no local veterinarians, no clinics, and no funding for dog sterilizations. Every week, we hear from villagers who want to help but have nowhere to turn.

That’s why Hand to Paw is stepping up to organize a mass dog spay/neuter day, focused on bringing real, lasting change to this underserved community. Our goal is to spay and neuter 80 dogs in one day, giving them — and the people who care for them — a chance at a safer, healthier life.

This initiative will not only prevent hundreds of unwanted litters but also reduce disease, improve animal welfare, and create a ripple effect of compassion throughout the region. For many of these dogs, this will be their very first time receiving any form of veterinary care.

To make this possible, we need your help. Your donation will cover essential supplies — anesthesia, medication, surgical tools, and transport — and support the veterinarians and volunteers dedicating their time to this life-saving mission.