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Spay & Neuter Clinic

It can be the single best decisionyou make for his long-term welfare.

Thanks to the dedication of our on-staff veterinarian Dr. Tracy Williams, families no longer have to wait weeks or months for help. We are now offering spay and neuter appointments every day she is in the clinic.

Clinic Impact

Healing, hope, and a thousand second chances.

Between January 1 and December 31, 2025, our clinic completed 1,784 surgeries, including an additional 600 procedures right here on-site since January 2026.

The clinic is on track to surpass 2,000 surgeries in 2026, preventing thousands of stray animals from a life of struggle and uncertainty.

A recovering puppy resting at the HSSTT clinic
Performed in 20251,784Surgeries
627Cats
339Dogs
11Rabbits
807Community Ferals
Two recovering puppies cuddling after their clinic visit

Care when it’s needed most

Faster healing. Faster homes.

Thanks to the dedication of our on-staff veterinarian Dr. Tracy Williams, families no longer have to wait weeks or months for help. We are now offering spay and neuter appointments every day she is in the clinic, ensuring animals receive care when it matters most.

We are also laying the groundwork for wellness visits, with the hope of offering scheduled appointments by autumn 2026, because true compassion means prevention, not just intervention.

Because we have a veterinarian on site, shelter animals can be spayed or neutered immediately after their stray hold ends, removing one of the biggest barriers to adoption. Faster access to surgery means animals can move into the next stage of care sooner, helping them heal, become adoption-ready, and find homes without unnecessary delay.

New for 2026

Spay It Forward

Low-cost spay/neuter and basic wellness care for the community — and free services for low-income and underserved pet owners. Addressing pet overpopulation at its source.

A growing circle of care

The people who make it possible.

A veterinarian on site, partnerships with national organizations, grants for community outreach — the clinic grows because the network keeps showing up.

Hands cradling a sleeping kitten at the HSSTT clinic

New partnership

Christian Veterinary Mission

The months ahead are filled with promise. We are scheduling clinics throughout the year, including visits from two large veterinary teams, including a new partnership with a nonprofit that has spent 50 years delivering veterinary care to underserved communities around the world.

Their upcoming two-week clinic with us has the potential to become one of the largest spay and neuter efforts in our history, expanding our reach and deepening our impact across St. Thomas.

A community cat colony resting in a St. Thomas neighborhood at dusk

Grant funder

Summerlee Foundation

The clinic recently received a grant from the Summerlee Foundation to support targeted spay and neuter efforts in areas overwhelmed by cat overpopulation, areas that have been pleading for help.

This funding allowed us to purchase new humane traps, and thanks to a generous matching donation, we were able to double the number available.

Each trap represents fewer kittens born into hardship. Fewer animals suffering unseen. And real relief for neighborhoods doing their best to care.

Trapping a colony? Email community@hsstt.com

How you can help

We can use your help with donations of travel miles, accommodations, and car rentals to offset our costs for our volunteer veterinarians program.

Email community@hsstt.com

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We will try to respond within 24 hours. Whether you’re scheduling for a pet, asking about the next available clinic, or looking for guidance, we are here to help you take the next step.

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Clinic Growth & What’s Next

Building a stronger future for spay & neuter care.

An HSSTT veterinarian performing surgery in the in-house clinic

In February 2024, the HSSTT achieved a long-term dream of developing an in-house surgery suite capable of providing high-quality, high-volume spay and neuter surgeries.

With the assistance of visiting veterinarians, we were able to perform 1,359 surgeries. In August 2025, thanks to an Angel donor, we were able to hire our very own shelter veterinarian, increasing our surgeries completed to 1,784.

For 2026, we are working on our Spay It Forward program, which will give all community members access to low-cost spay/neuter and basic wellness care, and provide free spay/neuters to low-income and underserved pet owners in our community, directly preventing unwanted litters, surrender, and abandonment and addressing pet overpopulation at its source.

The goals of the program are to increase accessibility to basic veterinary care and keep animals in their homes, while also generating earned income that will offset costs of veterinary services for shelter pets.

Our clinic, under the direction of Dr. Tracy Williams, a USVI licensed veterinarian, together with a growing network of experienced veterinary surgeons and teams from all over the US, continues to provide needed services not only to our shelter animals but by appointment to pet owners and community cat caretakers.

We can use your help with donations of travel miles, accommodations, and car rentals to offset our costs for our volunteer veterinarians program. To make an appointment for the next available clinic, please email community@hsstt.com.

Spay It Forward

Expanding access to affordable care means more animals can stay healthy, stay in homes, and avoid the cycle of surrender and overpopulation.

How You Can Help

Donations that offset travel, housing, and transportation for volunteer veterinary teams directly strengthen the clinic’s reach and impact.

Make an Appointment

Reach out for the next available clinic and appointment information.

Email community@hsstt.com
Dr. Tracy Williams — HSSTT on-staff veterinarian

With Gratitude

With deep gratitude to Dr. Tracy Williams and our veterinary partners. Their dedication, compassion, and expertise continue to make this work possible, helping us deliver care, prevent suffering, and create more second chances for animals across St. Thomas.

Because of you

Every surgery. Every second chance. Possible because of you.

None of this happens without supporters like you. Every surgery, every adoption, every second chance is possible because a community chose compassion. Thank you for believing that every life matters, and for helping us turn hope into action. Together, we are not just treating animals — we are changing the future of St. Thomas, one life at a time.