Sandhills Spay Neuter Veterinary Clinic

Our Values

Mission Statement

Companion Animal Clinic Foundation is reorganizing the Spay Neuter Veterinary Clinic, Vass, NC, with the official change of ownership beginning December, 2020. Because of the Covid-19 pandemic, the immediate need to address animal overpopulation will be acute as we recover into 2021. CACF has retained personnel to re-organize the SNVC under a new management team. Additionally, CACF will continue to pursue the purchase of a mobile spay/neuter unit to address the underserved areas. Since the NC SNAP program has been halted, and spay/neuter is not considered essential, we recognize the difficulty animal welfare groups and individuals are facing during this time. With expected increased demand for spay/neuter into 2021, CACF will focus on preserving low-cost surgery.

Our mission to reduce euthanasia through low-cost spay/neuter is unwavering. We are in this together- canine, feline and human. Stay well.

If you would like to assist, we are always accepting donations!

The following are items of current need:

Copy paper

Pens/highlighters

Laundry detergent

Towels / sheets/ blankets

Clorox

Cleaning supplies

Paper towels

Expanding Our Reach

Our Spay Neuter Mobile Unit

Returns from the sale of pages in our 2020 Companions Coffee Table Book will be used to purchase, upfit, and support the CACF Mobile Unit. CACF will provide access to people in our service area that cannot drive to the Sandhills Spay Neuter Veterinary Clinic in Vass, NC. The chart below shows counties in our service area that are most in need of on-site support. We are extremely excited to enter the second phase of our mission to reduce euthanasia through low-cost spay/neuter with the addition of a mobile facility.

Our facility, the Sandhills Spay Neuter Veterinary Clinic, Vass, NC will continue to provide service for animal welfare groups and individuals without a private veterinarian. The addition of a mobile unit will expand our outreach and provide the “vehicle” to insure spay/neuter becomes the norm rather than the exception.