Every year many thousands of unwanted animals are born in Hong Kong. Some of these litters are the result of accidental matings by unneutered pets. To prevent this problem, the SPCA advocates that all pets should be neutered. Neutering also can have added health benefits.
The SPCA realises that pet owners who want to desex their pets may not have the financial means to do so. Under the Spay Neuter Assistance Programme (SNAP), the SPCA can offer assistance in three ways:
Comprehensive Social Security Assistance Recipients
Holders of current CSSA certificates may be eligible for various levels of financial assistance towards "de-sexing" their animals. This is decided on a case by case basis, after disussion with the applicant.
For information contact us on 
2802 0501. Terms and conditions apply.
Our Inspectorate Investigates
Call SPCA 24-hour Hotline 2711 1000
If so, SPCA may be able to help desex them. Please contact the Cat Colony Care Programme Coordinator on 2232 5589 or email
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If you are caring for a group of loosely owned dogs, SPCA may be able to help desex them. Please contact the Community Dog Programme Coordinator on 2232 5511, or email
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The SPCA operates adoptions centres and veterinary facilities in many districts throughout Hong Kong.
Registered charity number: 91/62
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