The Butte Spay/Neuter Task Force hosts low cost/no cost spay/neuter clinics to help low to moderate income households with the spaying and neutering of their companion animals.

If you need help getting your animal spayed or neutered, please call 406-782-5110.

Next Clinic: Please call 782-5110 to get on the waiting list for our clinic or for a $50-off spay/neuter certificate. Butte Spay Neuter Task Force has teamed up with Montana Spay Neuter Task Force in offering $50 off certificates for the spaying/neutering of companion animals for low income to medium income households. Our certificate program is now offered statewide for folks that need a little help getting their animals spayed or neutered. We will send you a $50 off certificate, you will make an appointment with your veterinarian, we will pay the $50 to the veterinarian clinic and you will pick up the rest of the bill. Please call 406-782-5110 to get a certificate.

PET ADOPTION. To apply for a pet through the Butte Spay-Neuter Task Force, you can apply with this interactive form or you can click here to access the PDF application form. Then you can mail it to us at P.O. Box 544, Butte, MT 59703, or

SANTA PAWS PET PHOTOS December 4th & 5th, 2021, 11:00 to 4:00. Butte Plaza Mall, Saturday & Sunday. Two 5”x7” photos $18. Masks are Required. All proceeds go towards spay/neuter program. PETS ON LEASHES OR IN CAGES.

We host the local, no cost/low cost spay/neuter clinics at the Excelsior Street building and also offer $50-off spay/neuter certificates redeemable at most local veterinarians. These garage sales are just one of the many ways we earn money to be able to sponsor our clinics. If you have any questions, please call me at 782-5110.

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For those that do not fit into the low income bracket, but need a little help getting your animal spayed or neutered, we do offer $50 off certificates that veterinarians in Butte and the surrounding area will honor. Please call 406-782-5110 and leave your name and mailing address and a certificate will be sent to you. Your veterinarian will credit you $50 and bill Butte Spay Neuter Task Force.

Who would have known that on January 16th of this year, when we visited a cat overpopulation situation in the Gold Creek area, we would be into a rescue situation of 75 cats and kittens. We were only going to check it out and possibly take 10 cats and kittens to start with. That was the plan. We went home with close to 20. This started a four month operation of trapping, vet care (of course they were all sick), spaying and neutering and finding homes for these beautiful creatures. Each of these cats and kittens have such personality and beautiful markings. Some want to be your best friend, others just want a safe and stable place to live with little human contact.

Many folks were contacted about this situation, but no one showed up. The Butte Spay Neuter Task Force took on this project because of the amazing cats that were at this location. These cats did not ask to be in this mess nor did they deserve to be. We knew going in would be a very expensive, time consuming project – but they were worth it.

We have found homes for many of the cats, but do still have some that are available for adoption. Some would need a cushy barn or shop home, some just need additional love and patience. We have placed, either adopted into private homes or transferred to rescue/shelter, 57 of these cats and kittens.