Michael Shipley Memorial Spay/Neuter Clinic
About Michael Shipley Memorial Spay/Neuter Clinic in Cookeville, TN
The Michael Shipley Memorial Spay/Neuter Clinic carries forward the mission of accessible spay and neuter services for Cookeville and Putnam County - the same community-focused nonprofit work that began under the Major Mike Shipley name, now bearing the full memorial designation. The clinic provides affordable surgical options for pet owners who need financial assistance, and serves as a key partner in local animal welfare efforts to reduce shelter intake and euthanasia rates in the Upper Cumberland. For anyone in the region who has an unspayed or unneutered pet and cost is a factor, this clinic is the place to start the conversation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this the same clinic as the Major Mike Shipley Clinic?
Yes - the Michael Shipley Memorial Spay/Neuter Clinic continues the mission of the Major Mike Shipley clinic, now operating under the full memorial name. Same mission, same community focus.
What do I need to bring on surgery day?
Bring your pet fasted per pre-operative instructions (typically no food after midnight), vaccination records, and any required paperwork. Staff will confirm specifics when you schedule.
Can I use this clinic for community (feral) cats?
Yes - trap-neuter-return (TNR) programs for community cats are supported. Call to ask about current availability and process for feral cat surgeries.
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