Low Cost Spay and Neuter FAQs

How do I sign up?

To get on our waiting list, please email pair.clallam@gmail.com with your full name, phone number, and animal information including if it is a dog or cat, breed, its weight, age and sex.

Where is the clinic being held?

The location changes quite regularly, as we are using space that is donated by members of the community when it is readily available. The addresses for each clinic are advertised as early as we can- usually before we begin officially registering for that event.

I’ve been on the list, I have been told I need to register for the event, how do I do that? 

Registering for the event with our platform Clinic HQ, is required. This allows us to easily streamline what services you will be getting with us, as well as track animals, clients, surgeries, and consent forms. 

When we have space for your pet, you will be contacted by our coordinator, who will provide you with the registration link!

My pet's surgery is tomorrow! What do I do?

The Pet-

No food after midnight on Saturday!

Dogs need to be on a leash!

Cat must be in a carrier! The carrier needs to be well secured, with a towel in it. It also needs to be labeled with your name, phone number and the pets name.

DO NOT put food or water inside the carrier!

Day of the Event-

Payment happens when your cat gets picked up, in case any surprises occur in surgery, the cat has fleas/ worms or any other thing that could alter the price. We will confirm the cost with you over the phone when we are letting you know that the kitty is ready to go home. (See bottom of post for pricing).

Check in times vary slightly, but are commonly 8am-8:45am. 

Please bring your cat in at time of check in- they need to be in the carrier, your cat will be approved for surgery after our vet tech does an initial exam. At that time, we get your pet comfortable for surgery, and you can leave.

We will call you when your pet is ready to go home from recovery, we ask that you are available to come pick up your pet when called.

PRICING

Cats

Neuters: $60

Spay: $125

For clarification because it isn't always common knowledge, boys get neutered and girls get spayed.

We are also offering vaccines and microchips for the animals that we alter on that day- those costs are as follows:

Rabies Vaccine: $10

FVRCP/FELV Vaccine $25

Wormers and Flea treatments are also available, however the cost varies based on the size of the cat- so please ask about this upon check in. If the pet clearly has fleas or worms, we will need to treat them and that will be added to the final cost of the services.

If you are low income, we are able to subsidize 50% of the surgery, not any of the vaccines or treatments-  To do this we would give you a financial hardship application, and we need proof of low income with information regarding SSI, SSDI, SNAP, public housing, unemployment or state assistance/ TANF. We do not copy any of that information down, we just need to see it at check in for verification.

Dogs

Dog surgeries are priced based on the weight of the dog, since larger dogs require larger equipment and more surgery medication. 

For clarification because it isn't always common knowledge, boys get neutered and girls get spayed.

Neuters start at $120

Spays start at $150

Male dogs that are of the following weights, have an additional charge of the noted amounts.

Under 25 pounds, do not incur additional charges.

26-50 pounds will be charged an additional $30

51-75 pounds will be charged an additional $50

76-100 pounds will be charged an additional $70

If the dog is over 100 pounds, the additional charge will be $90

Female dogs that are the following weights, have an additional charge of the noted amounts.

20 pounds and under does not incur an additional charge

21-40 pounds will be charged an additional $25

41-60 pounds will be charged an additional $50

61-80 pounds will be charged an additional $75

81-100 pounds will be charged an additional $100

If the dog is over 100 pounds, the additional charge will be $150

We are also offering vaccines and microchips for the animals that we alter on that day- those costs are as follows:

Rabies Vaccine: $10

Bordetella Vaccine: $10

DAPP Vaccine: $15

Lepto Vaccine: $15

Combo DAPP/ Lepto Vaccine: $50

Wormers and Flea treatments are also available, however the cost varies based on the size of the dog- so please ask about this upon check in. If the pet clearly has fleas or worms, we will need to treat them and that will be added to the final cost of the services.

If you are low income, we are able to subsidize 50% of the surgery, not any of the vaccines or treatments-  To do this we would give you a financial hardship application, and we need proof of low income with information regarding SSI, SSDI, SNAP, public housing, unemployment or state assistance/ TANF. We do not copy any of that information down, we just need to see it at check in for verification.

If you have any further questions- please give us a call at (360)-775-6648.