Services & Fees
Willamette Humane Society can offer low-cost, affordable spay/neuter prices to pet owners because, as a 501(c)(3) non profit organization, we receive private donations and grants that allow us to subsidize the true, higher cost of spay/neuter procedures and keep our prices low for our clients. We are not a full service veterinary clinic. We focus solely on spay/neuter surgeries, because our goal is to prevent unwanted litters and reduce the number of animals entering shelters.
Low-Cost Spay and Neuter Prices
- DOGS
- male: $70
- female: $85
- male: $35
- female: $55
- feral*: $43
- DA2PPV vaccine: $10
- Bordetella vaccine: $10
- Flea Treatment (under 50 lbs): $10
- Flea Treatment (over 50 lbs): $15
- Deworming (under 20 lbs): $10
- Deworming (20-50 lbs): $15
- Deworming (50+ lbs): $20
- Retained deciduous teeth: $10 per tooth
- FVRCP vaccine: $10
- Deworming/Earmite/Flea Treatment: $10
- FeLV/FIV Test: $25
- Rabies Vaccine: $10
- Nail Trim: $5
- Hernia Repair: $15
- Microchip (with registration): $20
- E-Collar: $5
- Additional Pain Medication: $10
- CATS
Prices are not based on a pet’s weight. There are no additional charges for in-heat or pregnant animals.
*The Feral Cat Package is for cats received in a trap and includes the spay or neuter surgery, vaccination, ear tip, deworming, flea and earmite treatment. Please note that feral cats will not receive a physical exam prior to surgery to determine fitness for receiving anesthesia. Learn more about our Feral Cat policies and Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR).
Additional Services & Vaccines
(Only available at the time of surgery)
- DOGS
- CATS
- CATS & DOGS
All spay/neuter surgeries are performed by qualified, licensed veterinarians, and all animals entrusted to the Willamette Humane Spay and Neuter Clinic receive a brief physical exam prior to surgery. All surgical patients receive pain medications before and after surgery and are attended to by trained veterinary technicians. Patients who are required to have pre-anesthetic bloodwork and/or additional veterinary care will be referred to local veterinary clinics.
