Low Cost Spay and Neuter

Their site describes an animal birth control programme aimed at controlling overpopulation, run from the Ambawadi hospital campus. No price is published, and prices change.

https://www.jivdayatrust.org/

Their site lists sterilisation and dog birth control among its core programmes alongside vaccination drives. No price is published.

https://ashaandpets.org/

Their site says the foundation runs regular sterilisation and anti rabies vaccination drives across Ahmedabad and Gandhinagar to control the stray population humanely, alongside a 24 hour rescue helpline and in house veterinary care. The organisation states it has rescued and treated over 24,000 animals since 2016. No fee is published, and part of the page template still carries placeholder contact details, so use the Indian phone number printed alongside them and confirm cost by phone.

https://maaanimalfoundation.com

CUPA's spay and neuter page describes a centre at Dommasandra on Sarjapura Road serving community dogs in areas outside BBMP limits, open 9am to 3pm every day, and reports 166,689 dogs sterilised. It publishes 2,500 rupees per dog covering catching, pickup, surgery, four days of post operative shelter, vaccination and drop back, and says dogs must be at least six months old and 8kg. Prices change, so confirm before you book.

https://cupabangalore.org/spay-neuter-centre/

The association's site lists animal birth control among its services and states that street dogs and cats brought to the shelter are neutered. No price is published, so ring the Kasturba Road office to ask.

https://karunaanimalwelfare.org/

Mylos Rescue is an initiative of Mylos Foundation at Mylasandra Gate on Begur Koppa Road, and their site carries a standing invitation to register for free sterilisations along with a booking form asking for locality, number of dogs and sex. The organisation states it also runs rescues, vaccinations and adoptions. The form is the route they ask you to use, so submit it rather than turning up.

https://mylosrescue.com

Their site says SARWA is a registered animal welfare NGO in Bengaluru that rescues injured street dogs and cats, runs humane Animal Birth Control sterilisation and vaccination drives, and rehomes animals, and it reports over 800 sterilisations across six years of work. A 24 hour rescue helpline number is published on the page. No fee is published, so ring to ask what applies to your dog.

https://sarwa.ngo

Their page describes SafeSpay as a surgical sterilisation programme carried out under general anaesthesia by trained veterinarians at the VOSD IPD in Indiranagar, and states it is used by owners of Indian, rescued and pedigree dogs. No fee is published on the page. This is a clinical programme with its own intake process rather than a street camp, so write or ring before booking.

https://www.vosd.in/safespay-neuter/

Based at Dhakoran Khurd in SAS Nagar, within the tricity. Their site lists spaying and neutering among its animal birth control work alongside rescue, vaccination drives and rehabilitation. No price is published, so ask when you call.

https://whooftown.com/

The administration's own site says free veterinary care for stray animals is available at the Society for Welfare of Animals in Sector 38, lists the city's veterinary hospitals, and publishes the national Animal Birth Control Rules. It does not publish sterilisation timings or fees, so ring the directorate number on that page to ask what is running now.

https://chdanimalhusbandry.gov.in/Welfare.aspx

Their site lists sterilisation among the programmes the foundation runs, alongside Feed the Strays, medical aid, vaccination, and adoption and fostering, and states that its work covers all of Zirakpur in the Chandigarh Tricity. The contact page gives a phone line open every working day from 9am to 7pm. No fee is published, so confirm by phone.

http://rafatngo.in

The organisation's own page lists sterilisations among its services, alongside treatment, rehabilitation and adoption for street animals and abandoned pets across Chandigarh and the Tricity, and states it is volunteer run with 80G tax exemption. The page was posting within a day of our check. No fee is published and Facebook is the official contact route, so message the page or ring the number listed there.

https://www.facebook.com/ifureverfriends/

Their services page says the project conducts sterilisation and vaccination drives to improve animal health and humanely control the stray population, alongside emergency rescue, post operative care and a permanent shelter. An emergency number is published on every page of the site. No fee is published, so ring to ask what applies to your dog.

https://thebhauproject.com/services

Their site reports 246,628 spay and neuter surgeries since 1959 and says the team runs mass programmes of up to 80 animals a day with the Greater Chennai Corporation and other local bodies. It says the programme works with pet owners as well as community caregivers, campuses and gated communities. No price is published.

https://bluecrossofindia.org/What-We-Do.html

BMAD's site describes an animal birth control programme at its Adyar clinic, which it calls the only humane and effective method of controlling the street animal population. No price is published, so call the dispensary.

https://www.ts-bmad.org/

Their site describes Project Pawsitive, an animal birth control facility with room for up to 200 dogs at a time, in house diagnostics and its own operation theatre, reporting over 1,200 sterilisations. It says the service is offered to street feeders so that a lack of resources does not stand in the way. Covering Chennai and Chengalpattu.

https://paws.org.in/

Working from Kil Ayanambakkam. Their site reports more than 495 animal birth control cases and over 1,560 anti rabies vaccinations alongside free veterinary care. No price is published for sterilisation.

https://www.sanstrust.org/

Their site says HAS has neutered and spayed more than 20,000 dogs since 2006 and sterilises and vaccinates over 100 dogs a month at its ABC and Rescue Clinic in Seeranaickenpalayam, working towards a 70 percent sterilisation and rabies vaccination rate within one breeding cycle. It states that its periodic anti rabies camps around Coimbatore are free, and does not publish a sterilisation price.

https://hasindia.org/about.html

MCD's own portal carries a public notice describing government run animal birth control centres at locations including Tughlakabad, Prahladpur, Dwarka Sector 29, Mundhela and Rohini Sector 27. Confirm which centre covers your ward before travelling.

https://mcdonline.nic.in/

Their site describes a low cost spay and neuter programme and treatment at nominal cost. No exact fee is published, and prices change.

https://www.sanjaygandhianimalcarecentre.org/want-to-help.html

Their site describes affordable, low cost spay and neuter surgeries as part of its programme across Delhi NCR. No fixed price list is published, and prices change.

https://kannananimalwelfare.org/

Friendicoes' own site says it runs a dedicated spay and neuter programme for street dogs and cats across several units in Delhi. No price is published, so treat cost as unconfirmed.

https://friendicoes.org/spay-and-neuter-programs/

Their site describes low cost spay and neuter surgeries for community animals in Delhi, with post operative care at their centre. No fixed fee is published.

https://www.redpawsrescue.com/our-work

SHFA's site describes a free outpatient department and sterilisation carried out under India's animal birth control policy for street dogs in and around Gurgaon.

https://www.safehouseforanimals.org/

The same Friendicoes spay and neuter programme described on their site covers the Gurugram facility. No price is published.

https://friendicoes.org/spay-and-neuter-programs/

Their site says the foundation provides sterilisation and vaccination alongside medical treatment for rescued and street dogs in Gurgaon. No price is published.

https://www.karmaanimalfoundation.org/

Their site describes coordinating treatment, vaccination and sterilisation support for street dogs through local feeders and volunteers in Gurgaon. No price is published.

https://www.jeevaashraya.com/gurugram/

Their site describes an animal birth control and anti rabies vaccination programme run in alliance with GHMC across allocated zones, including the West Zone, Jubilee Hills and Banjara Hills. No price is published.

https://bluecrossofhyd.org

Their site references a long running animal birth control programme and a vet who has performed over 10,000 surgeries. No price is published.

https://pfahyd.org/about-us/

Their spay and neuter page says the society runs a low cost facility at the Centre for Veterinary and Animal Welfare at Yenikepally in Moinabad mandal, where pets and community dogs are neutered at half the regular cost, and it publishes 3,000 rupees for a female dog and 2,500 rupees for a male dog. The society also states it takes up Animal Birth Control programmes for municipalities and local bodies, and that boarding is available at the same site. Prices change, so confirm before you travel.

https://www.animalwelfaresociety.in/about-6

Their FAQ says GOCAF is a Hyderabad based animal welfare NGO running structured community animal programmes including spay and neuter drives, feeder registration, emergency rescue and legal advocacy for feeders. The organisation states it is headquartered in Hyderabad and covers all zones of the city including Kondapur, Madhapur, Gachibowli, Banjara Hills, the Old City, Secunderabad and Kukatpally. No fee is published, so confirm by phone whether an owned pet is eligible.

https://gocaf.global

Registered at South Tukoganj, Indore. Their site lists sterilisation programmes alongside vaccination and deworming drives and street rescue. No price is published, so ask when you call.

https://www.samta-jivdaya.org/

Their site says AWARE started a programme to sterilise stray dogs in Indore alongside anti rabies vaccination camps, and that after thirty two months of work Indore Municipal Corporation adopted sterilisation and vaccination on a mass scale. Whether AWARE still books surgeries directly, or now points people to the corporation programme, is not stated on the site. No fee is published, so confirm both the route and the cost by phone.

http://www.awareindore.org/about-aware.php

Their site says 2,500 rupees sponsors complete sterilisation, vaccination and recovery care for one dog. That is a donor sponsorship figure rather than a charge to an owner, the street dog programme has run since 1994, and figures change.

https://helpinsuffering.org/animal-birth-control-programme/

Their site describes a large animal birth control and anti rabies drive run with Jaipur Municipal Corporation, with ear notching, vaccination and return to territory. The per surgery figure it quotes is a funding cost rather than an owner charge, and it can change.

https://www.dakashanimalwelfarefoundation.com/

Their site describes animal birth control procedures alongside rescue and medical care, and a partnership with Mission Rabies India on vaccination drives. No price is published.

https://animalrescuekochi.org/what-we-do/

The organisation's site reports more than 510 dogs neutered or spayed as part of its animal birth control programme. No price is published.

https://dayaawo.org/about-us/

Their site says ARC spays as many street dogs and cats as it can, prioritising areas where human and animal conflict is most likely. This is a street animal programme, so no owner fee is published.

https://www.arckolkata.org/animal-birth-control/

The trust's site describes an animal birth control programme following WHO guidelines, reporting over 100 operations a month. It is a free street dog programme, so no price is published.

https://prca-chhaya.in/

Their site states the group sterilises roughly 3,500 stray dogs a year across Kolkata district and the 24 Parganas. No fee is published for this street animal programme.

https://www.lovencareforanimals.co.in/

The corporation's site carries an animal welfare department section and an online dog registration portal. It does not publish sterilisation fees or booking details on the pages we could read, so treat this as the office to call rather than a published price.

https://lmc.up.nic.in

Their own newsroom says Lucknow Municipal Corporation and Humane World for Animals India signed an agreement for a dedicated animal birth control training centre at Jarhara, and reports that 84 percent of Lucknow's street dogs have been sterilised through a city wide programme reaching over 89,000 dogs in six years.

https://www.humaneworld.org/en/news/lucknow-india-first-training-animal-birth-control

Their site lists spaying and neutering alongside 24x7 rescue and emergency medical treatment in Lucknow. No price is published.

https://itlcfoundation.org/animal-welfare

Their site describes an animal birth control drive for stray animals in Lucknow alongside rescue and shelter work. No price is published.

https://igssngo.com/animal_welfare

The hospital's site describes an animal birth control programme for strays brought in by NGOs, plus neutering for owned pets at what it calls an affordable rate. No exact fee is published, and prices change, so confirm on the phone.

https://bombayspca.org

The hospital's site states it runs an animal birth control programme offering free sterilisation and vaccination for stray animals in Mumbai.

https://www.utkarshglobalfoundation.org/animalwelfare/hospital/utkarsh-animal-hospital-mumbai

Their site says HWCT has sterilised and vaccinated over 9,200 dogs and cats through its mass spay and neuter programme, and describes the preventive veterinary care including neutering as free of cost.

https://human-welfare.org/animal-welfare/

For cats. Their site describes a not for profit community veterinary clinic offering spay and neuter at significantly reduced cost. No exact fee is published, and prices change, so call the clinic.

https://thefelinefoundation.com/community_clinic_mumbai/

Their site describes a sterilisation programme run in partnership with Mumbai's civic body to manage the street dog population. No fee is published on the site.

https://www.wsdindia.org

Their site says they run sterilisation drives for animal birth control alongside their rescue and rehoming work. No fee is published on the site.

https://www.worldforall.co

Their site says the Turbhe centre's main activity is a spay and neuter programme run on a schedule set by NMMC since 2006, with NMMC and, at Panvel, CIDCO part funding the work. It reads as a municipal street dog contract rather than a walk in clinic for owned pets, and no public fee is listed.

https://www.idaindia.org/navi-mumbai-centre

Their site states free surgery for all rescues, including spaying, neutering and rabies vaccination, and reports more than 700 surgeries performed in Noida.

https://vaikuntha.co.in/animal-birth-control/

Nishabd's animal birth control page says trained vets perform surgical sterilisation at their Sector 115 shelter. The page does not state a price and asks people to contact them directly.

https://nishabd.org/abc-unit/

Their about page says the shelter began in May 2023 and was registered as a trust in November 2024, and that it now cares for more than 100 rescued stray dogs in Greater Noida with a full time veterinarian on staff. The organisation states its work includes sterilisation and vaccination drives alongside on the spot treatment, emergency rescue and lifelong shelter care. No fee is published, so ring to ask what applies to your dog.

https://straysworldshelter.com

Their site says CCC does free sterilisation of stray dogs across the Pune and Pimpri Chinchwad municipal areas under an AWBI approved programme. It states clearly that this is for strays and not for owned pets.

https://caninecontrolandcare.org/request-spay-neuter-for-strays/

The society's site publishes cat sterilisation at 1,000 rupees including post operative care, and says dog sterilisation is free for strays. Prices change, so confirm before you book.

https://bcspune.org

Their site describes Project Rural ABC and Project MAU, offering free sterilisation for low income households and free roaming slum cats, plus low cost options for community cats in housing societies.

https://animalrescuetrust.org/animal-birth-control/

Their site describes daily animal birth control surgeries at their veterinary facility, offered free alongside outpatient care for stray and community animals.

https://www.karmafoundation.ngo

The trust's site reports sterilising over 4,000 dogs through joint animal birth control drives with partner organisations. No price list is published.

https://sawct.org

Thane CPCA's site lists ovario-hysterectomies and castration among the procedures it carries out regularly at a subsidised cost or free of charge, and says it tries to perform animal birth control surgery on every animal, age and health permitting, before that animal is returned to its territory or adopted. It runs a hospital and three ambulances covering the district, so ring to ask what applies to your dog.

https://www.thanecpca.org/what-we-do/rehab/