MNAWF
Spay and Neuter Campaign
Why Spay or Neuter Your Pet?
Spaying and neutering play an important role in responsible pet ownership and animal population management.
Prevent unwanted and unplanned litters
Reduce the number of homeless and abandoned animals
Support responsible pet population management
Reduce certain reproductive health risks
Encourage long-term responsible pet ownership
Support animal welfare efforts within the community
about the campaign
Malaysian National Animal Welfare Foundation (MNAWF), in collaboration with the Animal Medical Centre (AMC), is making responsible pet ownership more accessible through the Spay & Neuter – An Act of Love Campaign. Spaying and neutering are important parts of responsible pet ownership. By preventing unplanned litters, pet owners can help reduce animal overpopulation while contributing towards healthier pets and a more responsible, caring community.
Through this special campaign at Animal Medical Centre – Ulu Klang, eligible pet owners can access spay and neuter procedures at special campaign rates for their pets.
Shelters and Rescuers are welcome
Advance appointment is required
for dogs up to 15kg
Location & appointment
If you are considering spaying or neutering your cat or dog, take advantage of this special campaign while slots remain available.
animal medical center - ulu klang
6, Jalan Pinggiran 1, Taman Pinggiran 1, 68000 Ampang, Selangor
campaign days & time
Tuesday - Friday
9:00AM - 12:00PM
appointment & enquiries
019-418 5158
Kindly schedule an appointment prior to your visit.
Supporting Responsible Pet Ownership in Malaysia
Animal overpopulation remains an important animal welfare concern. Responsible pet ownership includes providing appropriate healthcare, preventing uncontrolled breeding and making decisions that contribute positively to the wider animal community.
The collaboration between Malaysian National Animal Welfare Foundation (MNAWF) and Animal Medical Centre (AMC) the aims to make responsible pet care more accessible while encouraging greater awareness of spaying and neutering among Malaysian pet owners.
By choosing to spay or neuter your pet, you can play a part in:
- Preventing unwanted litters.
- Reducing animal overpopulation.
- Supporting responsible pet ownership.
- Building a more compassionate community for animals.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it cost to spay or neuter a cat under the campaign?
How much does it cost to spay or neuter a dog?
How many pets can I register?
Can animal shelters and rescuers participate?
Where is the spay and neuter campaign held?
Animal Medical Centre – Ulu Klang
6, Jalan Pinggiran 1, Taman Pinggiran 1,
68000 Ampang, Selangor.