We will have new business hours starting in April: Monday-Friday 8am-5pm. Pets that are scheduled for surgeries will have to be picked up between the hours of 3:30pm and 4:15pm.
To help us keep this program available to the public, please contact Pima County Administration through the means below to express your support of this program and to encourage Pima County to find a resolution as soon as possible so that we may reinstitute our ability to offer subsidized low cost spay and neuter services for our community. In the meantime, Santa Cruz is proud to continue to offer the lowest fee schedule for spay and neuter in our community.
These are contacts in the county where you can voice your support of the County Pet Fix and AWASA low cost spay and neuter programs.
Mobile unit was donated through the Bonnie Kay Charitable Fund at the Community Foundation of Southern Arizona
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Looking for trust worthy quality care for your pet? Contact Santa Cruz Pet veterinary clinic today. Our Tucson veterinarians will make sure your pet is treated with care. You can call us at 520.889.9643. Or fill out our form below.
Trap, Neuter, Return Program
We accept feral/community cats through our Trap, Neuter, Return Program. Please drop off between 9AM - 11AM ONLY on Monday-Friday at our Tucson Veterinarian clinic. There are exceptions so please check our Facebook page (some days we do not have a veterinarian in the building). We only accept feral cats that come in a humane trap, also known as a havahart animal trap. For more information about the program please CLICK HERE.
Seeing stray cats? We can help -- for FREE!
Our Community Cats Program is the humane and effective way to reduce the number of cats living on the streets in Pima County. Community cats are the un-owned outdoor or feral cats who live in our neighborhoods.
Our Community Cats Project provides:
The benefits include:
To be fixed for free through this program, cats must meet the following criteria: