🟢 Program Open Vouchers are currently available for eligible residents. Applications are assessed as received, and availability may change as funding is allocated. Last updated: 24/04/2026 The City of Greater Bendigo (VIC) is taking a proactive approach to reducing cat overpopulation through its long-running partnership with the National Desexing Network (NDN). Since 2020, this initiative has supported hundreds of local residents to access affordable desexing — helping prevent unwanted litters before they begin and reducing pressure on shelters and the wider community. This community desexing initiative is designed to: Prevent [...]

🟢 Program Open Vouchers are currently available for eligible residents. Applications are assessed as received, and availability may change as funding is allocated. Last updated: 20/01/2026 The City of Ballarat Council is offering $50 cat desexing through a suburb-targeted funding round, delivered in partnership with the National Desexing Network. Eligible suburbs for this round Residents must live in one of the following suburbs to be eligible: Mount Pleasant Sebastopol Wendouree And: Hold a pension or concession card Are on a low income Are caring for multiple cats Are willing to [...]

🟢 Program Open Vouchers are currently available for eligible residents. Applications are assessed as received, and availability may change as funding is allocated. Last updated: 13/04/2026 The National Desexing Network (NDN) is proud to partner with the Swan Hill Rural City Council to provide subsidised cat desexing for eligible local residents. This community desexing initiative is designed to: Prevent unwanted litters Reduce stray and feral cat populations Support vulnerable and disadvantaged pet owners Lower the cost burden on councils, vets, and the community Who is eligible? Local residents may be [...]