$25 Spay and Neuter Program for Low-income Residents
Midwest City Spay & Neuter Program
The Midwest City Spay & Neuter Program is funded by a Hospital Authority grant designed to assist low-income residents in spaying and neutering their pets. Through population control, the program aims to reduce:
- Population growth among stray and unwanted cats and dogs.
- Stray and unwanted cats and dogs entering animal shelters.
- Cat and dog euthanasia rates.
- Animal-inflicted injuries to humans (e.g., bites).
- Public health and safety threats, such as rabies.
Eligibility Requirements
To qualify for the low-income Spay & Neuter Program, applicants must:
- Be a Midwest City resident.
- Meet the income guidelines or participate in at least one of the following assistance programs.
Income Guidelines (Annual gross family income):
Family Size 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Income $41,350 $47,250 $53,150 $59,050 $63,800 $68,500 $73,250 $77,950
Qualifying Assistance Programs:
- Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF)
- DE Medical Assistance (Medicaid, DPAP, QMB, etc.)
- General Assistance
- Food Stamps
- Women, Infants, and Children (WIC)
- Supplemental Security Income (SSI)
- Social Security Disability
- Veteran’s Administration Disability Compensation (50% or higher)
Surgery Requirements
- Application approval is required before scheduling the surgery.
- Applicants must inquire with the veterinarian about additional care, tests, or vaccines not covered under the program. These are the applicant's responsibility.
- Rabies vaccination will be provided at no cost if the pet doesn’t have a current rabies vaccination at the time of surgery.
- Pet owners must follow all pre-surgical and post-surgical care instructions from the surgery provider.
Application Process
Step 1: Complete the Income Eligible Application. Fill out all required sections and sign the form. Incomplete applications will be denied.
Step 2: Upload a copy of your State of Oklahoma driver’s license or ID card along with proof of eligibility. Acceptable proof includes documents confirming the type of assistance and the applicant's name.
Step 3: Submit your completed application and documents either online or in-person at the following address:
Midwest City Animal Services Center
8485 E Reno Ave
Midwest City, OK 73110
Once approved, you will receive a call to pick up your certificate, which includes the surgical provider’s contact information. If denied, you will receive a letter. Incomplete applications will not be processed.
There is a $25 nonrefundable administration fee required when picking up your certificate to ensure your spot in the program.
Step 4: After receiving your certificate, contact the surgical provider to schedule the surgery. Do not schedule your appointment before receiving approval.
Contact Information
For any questions, please contact:
Midwest City Animal Welfare Manager
Phone: (405) 739-1402
Email: tcoplen@midwestcityok.org
To apply online, visit: www.midwestcityok.org
