Operation Pit Stop
Is Back for 2026!
Free Spay or Neuter Surgeries!
Operation
Pit Stop
Is Back for 2026!
Free Spay or Neuter Surgeries!
Operation Pit Stop - January 17 & 18, 2026
Location: Broward County Animal Care
2400 SW 42nd St., Fort Lauderdale, FL 33312
FOMA/OPS Outreach Surgery Drop-off
FEMALE OVER 45 lbs
FOMA/OPS Outreach Surgery Drop-off
FEMALE UNDER 45 lbs
FOMA/OPS Outreach Surgery Drop-off
MALE OVER 45 lbs
FOMA/OPS Outreach Surgery Drop-off
MALE UNDER 45 lbs
Additional Guidelines
âś” Must be a Broward County Resident
âś” Pets must be up to date on Rabies vaccination
âś” Services include Spay or Neuter
âś” Microchip if none implanted
âś” No Brachycephalic Breeds
âś” No Pets over 80lbs
We have partnered with Broward County Animal Care to provide free spay or neuter surgeries to Broward County owned bully-breed dogs. These services help pets live longer, healthier lives, help reduce pet overpopulation, and prevent unwanted litters.
Your dog will also receive free vaccinations and microchipping, if sterilized.
Operation Pit Stop - January 17 & 18, 2026
Location: Broward County Animal Care
2400 SW 42nd St., Fort Lauderdale, FL 33312
Is My Dog a Bully Breed?
Bully-Breed is a wide category of dog that encompasses American Pit Bull Terriers, Staffordshire Terriers, Terrier Mixes, American Bulldogs, Cane Corsos, Dogo Argentinos, and other similar mixed or pure-bred dogs.
If your dog has any of the following characteristics, it likely qualifies as a bully breed.
Is My Dog a Bully Breed?
Bully-Breed is a wide category of dog that encompasses American Pit Bull Terriers, Staffordshire Terriers, Terrier Mixes, American Bulldogs, Cane Corsos, Dogo Argentinos, and other similar mixed or pure-bred dogs.
If your dog has any of the following characteristics, it likely qualifies as a bully breed.
Why Spay or Neuter Your Dog?
Spaying or neutering your pet provides many health benefits—like decreased risk of various cancers and a longer, healthier life, just to name a few. It also helps limit the number of animals that end up in shelters by preventing accidental litters.
What To Do Before Surgery
The night before your surgery, do not allow your dog to eat any food or treats after midnight, or in the morning. You may allow your dog to have access to water. Please ensure your dog has a good potty walk before presenting for surgery.
