PPAW Spay Neuter Clinic
Our Mission
People Promoting Animal Welfare (PPAW) Spay/Neuter Clinic is a 501c(3) non-profit organization dedicated to creating a healthier future for pets across East Tennessee. We believe that by making high-quality, affordable spay and neuter services accessible to every household, we can significantly reduce the number of unwanted animals and ensure every pet has the chance to thrive.
Our History and Purpose
Founded in late 1998, our organization has grown into a community pillar that has sterilized over 130,000 companion animals. We exist to support the community commitment to animal welfare, working tirelessly to provide life-saving services and quality medical care that helps pets enter their forever homes healthy and happy.
How We Help
Operating as a specialized clinic, our team of dedicated veterinarians and animal care professionals provides surgical, vaccination, and wellness services at our facility in Lenoir City. We are proud to partner with local rescues and shelters to provide specialized care, including heartworm treatment, dentals, and mass removals. Additionally, our Trap/Neuter/Return (TNR) program offers no-cost services for unowned community cats, ensuring that even the most vulnerable members of our feline population receive compassionate care.
The Joy of Adoption
We believe that every animal deserves a loving environment, and our work is centered on the belief that a well-cared-for pet is a joy to its family. By prioritizing health, preventative care, and population control, we help set the stage for successful, long-term bonds between pets and their human companions. When you choose to support PPAW, you are investing in the health and well-being of the pets that make our community complete.
Join Our Community
We invite you to see the difference our services can make. Whether you are looking to book an appointment, learn more about our ongoing community projects, or browse our available pets, we are here to help. Visit us at our new location in Lenoir City or reach out today to learn how you can get involved in our mission.
- Affordable pricing
- Efficient spay/neuter services
- Strict policy enforcement regarding medical requirements
6/13 - HES: ‘OVERPOPULATION IS RAMPANT’ Pregnant kitten abandoned while in labor
Their vet team immediately took “Angel” in, where she delivered just one single kitten. He was born premature and underweight and died hours later.