Low cost spay and neuter near me for dogs

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Low Cost Spay & Neuter
Low Cost Vaccinations & Vet Care
Financial Assistance for Pet Care
Training & Behavior Advice
Pet Food Assistance
Low Cost End of Life Services
How much does it cost to neuter a dog at SPCA?
Does SPCA treat animals for free?
Can I neuter my dog at PetSmart?
How much does it cost to spayed a dog?

You never know when you might need a helping hand. That’s why we want to make sure that pets and people know there’s a place they can turn to for assistance in Los Angeles.

Whether you’re looking for low-cost spay/neuter services or help caring for kittens, we’ve got you covered. Best Friends, along with other shelters and rescue organizations right here in Los Angeles, are providing the help and information needed to save the lives of pets.

This page provides information about a variety of low cost services in the Portland Metro area. Some services are available to the general public, while some may require pre-qualification and/or proof of government assistance. Please contact individual programs directly for details and current information.

Low Cost Spay & Neuter

Spay & Save: $20 spay/neuter for cats. A limited number of dog spay/neuter surgeries are offered at $80.00. The Spay and Save program is available through Animal Shelter Alliance of Portland (ASAP) to residents of Multnomah, Washington, Clackamas and Clark who receive government assistance (Medicaid, WIC, SSI, etc). Reduced fee spay ($35) and neuter ($30) are also available to low-income residents who do not receive government assistance. Call (503) 802-6755 to sign up. Additional services such as vaccinations and microchipping are offered at additional cost. License fees will be collected at the time of surgery for all dogs and cats of Multnomah County residents.
Oregon Spay/Neuter Fund: A non-profit organization dedicated to ending the suffering of animal overpopulation. Download coupons that can be used at a number of local veterinary offices.
SNaP- Spay Neuter at Pongo: Offering Spay & Neuter Services on a case by case basis. Visit their website for more information.
Feral Cat Coalition of Oregon (FCCO): Dedicated to the humane treatment of feral cats and to the prevention of future generations through spay/neuter programs and education, FCC offers spay/neuter services for feral cats as part of their trap-neuter-return (TNR) program. There is a suggested donation of $40 per cat. There may be a waitlist for services.

Low Cost Vaccinations & Vet Care

PAW Team: For homeless or very low income people. Prequalification appointment is required. Call for an appointment. Located at 1718 NE 82nd Ave, Portland, OR 97220. (503) 206-6033
Vetco Clinics: Low-cost vaccination clinics at Petco locations. Appointment required.
Good Neighbor Vet: Low-cost vaccinations are various locations, dates and times. 1 (888) 234-1350
JOIN: Must be homeless to qualify for services. Located at 1435 NE 81st Ave, Suite 100, Portland. Call (503) 232-2031. Temporarily suspended.
Pixie Project: Offers some low cost medical/surgical services and spay/neuter. Inquire by email to .
The Pongo Fund Veterinary Care: Offering lifesaving veterinary care on a case by case basis. Visit their website for questions and qualifications for service.

Financial Assistance for Pet Care

Care Credit: 1 (800) 677-0718
Dove Lewis Emergency Animal Hospital: For emergency situations only. Ask about their Velvet Assistance Fund. (503) 228-7281

Training & Behavior Advice

Oregon Humane Society: Behavior help line. Call with behavior concerns or questions. Free Puppy Romp socialization classes for puppies under 5 months and free Problem Pooch classes provide expert advice on training and behavior issues. Call (503) 416-2983.
American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA): Online resource for behavior issues, training, health tips, poison control and many other animal related topics.
More online resources to manage pet behaviors.

Pet Food Assistance

If you are struggling and need help to feed your pets, resources are available. Portland area groups operate pet food banks and support services to feed the pets of those in need.

Low Cost End of Life Services

Oregon Humane Society: Euthanasia and cremation fees vary from $40 to $200 depending on your pet’s weight. (503) 285-7722
Dove Lewis: Euthanasia services for very sick and declining elderly pets only (monetary contribution appreciated, but not required for low income or those with financial concerns). Free communal cremation service available, or home burial where allowed (ashes cannot be returned for free service). (503) 228-7281
Family Animal Services: Communal cremation services are $30 for a pet up to 30 pounds (animals over 30 pounds are $30 plus 60 cents per pound). (Ashes not returned.) Tell them you were referred by MCAS to qualify for this offer. (503) 665-8300

For additional options, contact your vet or see our “Deceased Animals & End of Life Services” web page.

How much does it cost to neuter a dog at SPCA?

A dog spay costs R770; dog neuter R530. A cat spay costs R560; a cat neuter R420. These prices are subject to change. Do I qualify to use the SPCA clinic and hospital?

Does SPCA treat animals for free?

We assist animals that come from indigent areas, who need dipping, de-worming, mange treatment and rabies vaccinations, at our kennels free of charge.

Can I neuter my dog at PetSmart?

PetSmart is partnered with Banfield Pet Hospitals to provide spaying and neutering procedures. They have a link on their site that allows you to search for the closest location to your home.

How much does it cost to spayed a dog?

While there are a lot of variables, spaying will typically run $50–$500. Costs at the low end of that spectrum are typically subsidized through a public agency. "There are many low-cost spay and neuter clinics around the country to help make the process more accessible to all pet owners," Moore says.