Join United Spay Alliance for a behind-the-scenes look at our growing spay/neuter training program, designed to expand surgical skills and build local capacity through hands-on exposure to high-quality, high-volume spay/neuter (HQHVSN) techniques.

HQHVSN isn’t about speed – it’s about maximizing efficiency for the best possible outcomes: smaller incisions, shorter surgical time, faster recovery, and fewer complications. These techniques help veterinarians build confidence, increase efficiency, and ultimately perform more surgeries, whether in shelters, clinics, or private practice. Even if it means just a few more each week, every bit helps.

This session will highlight what we’ve accomplished so far, share stories from recent hands-on trainings (aka wet labs) and walk you through the steps to successfully host a training in your community with (or without) USA’s support. We’ll cover what’s involved, how we help, and the tools available—including updated guides, trainer toolkits, and sample forms to make it easy. Whether you’re a veterinary professional, TNR leader, or nonprofit staffer, you’ll leave equipped and inspired to take the next step toward training the next generation of spay/neuter surgeons.