On April 16, 17, and 18, 2026 the Humane Society of St. Thomas is hosting a spay and neuter clinic. Thanks to grants and generous donors, assistance is available for pets AND community cats.
Spaying and neutering isn’t just a procedure — it’s one of the most important things you can do for your pet and your community.
- It helps reduce roaming
- It can decrease aggression
- It helps prevent unwanted litters (and reduces overpopulation)
- It can increase your pet’s lifespan
- It helps lower the risk of certain cancers
- It reduces spraying and marking behaviors
Here at the Humane Society of St. Thomas, we see the reality every single day… puppies and kittens born with nowhere to go, and loving animals waiting far too long for homes.
That’s why our mission for this year is clear: Let’s get more fixed in 2026!
Scan the QR code above
Call: 340-203-0555
Email: community@hsstt.com
Together, we can reduce suffering, prevent overpopulation, and create a healthier, happier island for animals and people alike.
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