In Trumbull and Mercer Counties, too many loving pet owners are forced to choose between paying their bills and saving their animal’s life. The Rascal Unit Mobile Spay & Neuter Clinics exist to remove that heartbreaking choice.

UPCOMING DATES FOR 2026

April 10–11

August 7–8

October 23–24

These clinic weekends are more than surgery dates on a calendar, they are moments when fear turns into relief, when suffering is treated, and when hope is restored for families who simply want to keep their beloved
companions safe and healthy.

ANIMAL RESOURCEC ENTER PROGRAM INFORMATION

During each clinic, animals receive spay or neuter surgery that prevents unwanted litters and reduces the strain on already overcrowded shelters.
But the impact goes even deeper. While pets are in our care, our veterinary team often discovers and treats painful, untreated conditions, severe dental disease, infections, parasites, and life-threatening pyometra, illnesses that would otherwise continue to cause silent
suffering. For many families, this is the only veterinary care their pet will receive all year.

Your support transforms these clinic weekends into lifelines. Because of compassionate donors, a senior living on fixed income can afford to spay her cat. A young family can prevent another litter they cannot support. A
community caregiver can stabilize a feral colony and stop the cycle of overpopulation before it begins again. Every clinic date represents dozens of animals altered, treated, and protected from future suffering and countless families spared the heartbreak of surrender or euthanasia.

When you invest in the Rascal Clinics, you are not simply funding surgeries. You are preserving the human-animal bond, preventing crisis before it happens, and building a healthier, more compassionate community, one pet, one family, one clinic weekend at a time.

Rascal Unit Mobile Spay and Neuter Clinics are being sponsored by the Harnett Foundation and hosted by ARC.