No Nonsense Neutering - Free Spay/Neuter Vouchers for Northeast PA Towns
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- What it is
- Help paying vet bills
- Who it helps
- You must live in a participating municipality and show proof of address that matches the paperwork.
- Where
- Luzerne (e.g. Hazleton, Pittston, Kingston, Dallas), Lackawanna (Old Forge, Dunmore, Moosic), Northumberland (Shamokin, Mount Carmel), Columbia (Bloomsburg), Wyoming (Factoryville), Schuylkill (Reilly Twp), Carbon
- Status
- Accepting applications
- Checked
- on the official website, November 2, 2026
Many NEPA boroughs and cities pay for or reduce the cost of cat spay/neuter at No Nonsense Neutering, and a TNR fund offers vouchers for outdoor cats.
How to reach them
Where: Luzerne (e.g. Hazleton, Pittston, Kingston, Dallas), Lackawanna (Old Forge, Dunmore, Moosic), Northumberland (Shamokin, Mount Carmel), Columbia (Bloomsburg), Wyoming (Factoryville), Schuylkill (Reilly Twp), Carbon
Good to know
- Services: spay/neuter vouchers, TNR
- Who can use it: You must live in a participating municipality and show proof of address that matches the paperwork. Vouchers are valid only at No Nonsense Neutering clinics and cannot be shared.
- How to get started: Check your town on the Financial Resources page, book your appointment first, then follow the voucher steps listed for your town. TNR fund: email the address on the page with your name and address to request vouchers.
Emergency? Call your veterinarian or the nearest 24-hour emergency hospital now, and tell them if cost is a barrier. Emergency signs and poison hotlines
Before you go
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