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Healthy pets mean healthy communities.

But across the globe, access to veterinary care is often out of reach. Greater Good Charities closes that gap with expert, compassionate care that removes barriers, prevents suffering, and creates lasting change. 

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When Pets Thrive, Communities Do Too

Communities everywhere are struggling with a global shortage of veterinarians. For many families, that means essential care for their pets is out of reach. At Greater Good Charities, we believe that keeping pets healthy is part of keeping communities safe and thriving. That’s why we partner with local communities to provide free spay/neuter surgeries and vaccinationsremoving financial and logistical barriers to care. 

How We Work 

We meet communities where they are, providing care that creates long-term change: 

  • Free High Quality, High Volume spay/neuter and vaccination procedures for cats and dogs. 
  • Anti-parasitic medications to improve pet health and public safety. 
  • Free microchips to help keep pets and families together 
  • Community education & shelter partnerships to foster sustainable solutions. 
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Spay and Neuter Program

From isolated communities in Alaska to crowded coastal towns in Mexico, we work at the community level to help people, animals, and the environment thrive together.  
 
Our high-quality, high-volume spay/neuter program combines operational efficiency with compassionate care, ensuring underserved areas have access to essential procedures for all community animals. Alongside sterilization, we provide vaccinations, parasite control, and education—empowering pet owners and community shelters to reduce overpopulation sustainably and create healthier environments. 
Our Impact

This work is more than medicine—it's transformation. Our spay and neuter program: 

  • Reduces pet homelessness, making communities safer 
  • Lowers euthanasia rates, easing the burden on shelters  
  • Strengthens community resilience, empowering people to care for their pets. 

Since October 2021, our teams have sterilized over 66,000 pets, with professional volunteers dedicating more than 70,000 hours of expertise in the field. 

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