Free kapon (spay/neuter) schedules in Metro Manila can change fast, but many city veterinary offices do run free or subsidized programs—usually with limited slots, pre-registration, and proof of residency.
This city-by-city guide helps you quickly check what’s available where you live, and what to do next if your city doesn’t regularly post free kapon schedules.
Jump to your city (alphabetical order): Caloocan* | Las Piñas | Makati | Malabon* | Mandaluyong* | Manila* | Marikina* | Muntinlupa | Navotas | Parañaque | Pasay | Pasig | Quezon City | San Juan | Taguig | Valenzuela*
* No free kapon event in the past year.
1. Las Piñas
Las Piñas has announced city-led free kapon and ligate activities through its City Veterinary Services Office, typically requiring pre-registration and proof of residency.
Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/laspinascityveterinaryservicesoffice
Watch for official announcements because dates, venues, and slot limits can vary per event.
2. Makati
The Makati Veterinary Services Department (MVSD) offers free spaying and castration services by appointment.
Call: 8889-7949 (The MVSD doesn’t have a Facebook page.)
Once a schedule has been assigned, a veterinary personnel contacts the pet owner several days before the surgery to give preoperative instructions.
3. Muntinlupa
Muntinlupa’s Office of the City Veterinarian has posted about libreng kapon activities and usually shares instructions on where and how residents can register.
Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100044515656118
Expect common program rules such as limited slots, set registration periods, and basic health screening for pets.
4. Navotas
Navotas has publicly announced free kapon services every Friday at the Veterinary Unit of the City Fisheries and Aquatic Resources Management Council (CFARMC).
Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/navotasagriculture
Proofs of pet registration and residency are required.
5. Parañaque
The Parañaque City Veterinary Services Office (VSO) offers free neutering (for males only) every Friday in the city pound by appointment. They occasionally offer mass spaying (including females) through the SCeNT Project.
Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/paranaqueveterinaryservicesoffice
The SCeNT Project typically requires pre-registration (on a first-come, first-served basis) and may be limited to specific barangays.
6. Pasay
Pasay’s city veterinary public updates commonly highlight services like anti-rabies efforts, while a consistent city-run free kapon schedule is not widely posted in the same way.
Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100081855790222
If you’re a Pasay resident, contact the City Veterinary Office directly to ask if kapon missions are available via request, partner events, or scheduled city caravans.
7. Pasig
The Veterinary Services Department (VSD) of Pasig City launched CaSpay Fridays on April 22, 2024. CaSpay days are free neutering days for male aspins and puspins.
Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/VetServicesPasig
Since capacity is limited, it’s best to follow the city’s official updates and secure a slot as soon as registration opens.
8. Quezon City
The Quezon City Veterinary Clinic offers free spay/neuter, anti-rabies, and other veterinary services for QC residents.
Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/QCVD.clinic
Aside from the QC Vet Clinic, the city also regularly organizes kapon events in barangays by the Animal Care and Disease Control Division.
The QC Animal Care and Adoption Center also offers free spay and neuter.
Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/animalcareandadoptioncenter
Expect guidelines around residency proof – usually presenting QC ID, registration, and scheduling.
9. San Juan
San Juan has announced city veterinary office-led free spay/neuter events with a set date and a limited number of slots.
Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/OVSSanJuan
These are usually time-bound campaigns, so it helps to watch for seasonal announcements and register early.
10. Taguig
Taguig’s Office of the City Veterinarian offers free spay/neuter by appointment.
Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/ocv013
To book an appointment, simply complete the online registration form and wait for confirmation. Only one pet per owner per schedule is allowed.
Conclusion
Metro Manila does have real options for free kapon—especially if you’re willing to register early, follow your city’s announcements, and plan around limited slots. If your city doesn’t regularly post a free kapon schedule, you can still ask your city vet about partner missions or consider nearby city programs and reputable low-cost clinics.
For next steps and what to prepare before surgery day, read Spay and Neuter in the Philippines.