Happy Hills Animal Foundation is a North Carolina state-licensed shelter established in 1982 offering adoptions, rescue, and low-cost community veterinary clinics.
Randolph County SPCA coordinates monthly dog and cat spay/neuter surgeries in Asheboro, with published totals of $105 for cats and $175 for smaller dogs.
Cat or dog spay/neuter in Asheboro
Community-cat Trap-Neuter-Return appointments
Pet owners seeking scheduled vaccines, basic wellcare, or preventatives
Where can I adopt a cat or dog in Randolph County?
Happy Hills Animal Foundation and the Humane Society of Randolph County offer cat and dog adoptions. Happy Hills also lists special-needs animal placements.
How much does spay or neuter surgery cost through Randolph County SPCA?
Published totals are $105 for cats, $175 for dogs under 60 pounds, and $275 for dogs weighing 60–74 pounds. Appointments and eligibility restrictions apply.
Where can I find low-cost pet vaccines in Randolph County?
Happy Hills offers low-cost or free pop-up veterinary and vaccination clinics. Randolph County SPCA lists core vaccine and basic-wellness visits on the second Saturday of each month, while the Humane Society lists quarterly $10 rabies clinics.
Do local shelter clinics treat pet emergencies?
The listed services are routine adoptions, scheduled surgeries, vaccines, and basic wellcare rather than emergency treatment. Randolph County SPCA excludes sick or injured pets from its spay/neuter program, so emergencies should be directed to a veterinary hospital.