Frequently asked questions

1. How does the spay & neuter assistance work? 

Qualified applicants submit an application for our services on this website, provide proof of Food Stamps or Medicaid, and pay a $25 copay per animal.

2. Which vet will do the surgery?

The following vets have partnered with NASANA: 

All Animal Clinic, Leighton; Animals Choice Clinic, Iuka; Center Star Veterinary Clinic, Center Star; Colbert Animal Clinic, Tuscumbia; Quad-Cities Animal Hospital, Tuscumbia; Russellville Animal Clinic, Russellville. 

3. How should I send in my co-pay?

Applicants can pay via Money Order, PayPal Giving Fund, or through Facebook. 

4. How do I schedule the surgery?

Once we receive your application, proof of Medicaid or Food Stamps, and your copay(s), we will contact you to schedule your vet appointment.

5. How old does my pet have to be to get the surgery?

Dogs must be at least 8 weeks old and healthy prior to spay/neuter. 

Cats must also be at least 8 weeks of age and healthy prior to spay/neuter. 

6. Do I fill out a separate application for each pet?

Yes, each pet needs their own application. You can pay copays for more than one pet in one lump sum.

7. What is the maximum number of animals I can apply to have surgery?

You can receive assistance for up to FIVE animals  per year, per household. 

8. How do I know if I qualify for assistance?

Once you apply, keep an eye out for an email from us. That email will ask for your copay and proof of Medicaid or Food Stamps. When both are received, you will receive a confirmation email. 

9. Does my pet need vaccines before surgery? Am I responsible for those costs? 

We are excited to announce that we are now offering Rabies vaccinations for your pet when they go in for surgery. 

***Owners will be responsible for additional/optional services performed on the date of your pet's appointment. 

10. How long does it take for the application to be approved and a surgery to be scheduled? 

We try to get your pet(s) fixed as soon possible. We must receive all required components (application, proof, and copay) before we schedule the surgery. Once approved, we will contact our local vets to get their available dates. We will contact you to select your date and finalize all details.