In 2010, the Oregon Humane Society Salem Campus (formerly Willamette Humane Society) opened the region’s first low-cost, high-quality spay and neuter clinic. Our clinic serves owned cats, community cats, OHS shelter pets, and rescue partners. Since opening, shelter veterinarians have performed more than 55,000 procedures. Our compassionate team is made up of
qualified, licensed veterinarians, as well as trained, licensed certified veterinary technicians (CVTs), and veterinary assistants. We are proud to offer accessibly-priced services, as well as reduced costs for community members on government assistance and free programs for community animals. At this time, we are only serving cats. For more information about the OHS Salem Campus Spay & Neuter Clinic, contact us at (503) 480-7729. Salem’s Spay & Neuter Clinic is pleased to offer affordable sterilization rates for owned cats. These services include pain medication, a nail trim, and e-collar. Our current feline-focused services and pricing include: Additionally, our clinic offers the following services for cats at the time of their procedure:  Visit Us4246 Turner Rd. SE, Salem, OR 97317 Contact Us(503) 480-7729 Your support saves lives!!!Because of you, sweet Precious’ life was saved. When she became very ill, her owner Mindy was told by an emergency veterinary clinic that Precious would die unless she had $2,600+ for diagnostics and surgery. Mindy was devastated, she did not have that kind of money and could not imagine life without her best friend and faithful companion. She thought her only choices were to let Precious die or surrender her to a shelter that could get her the medical care she needed. Fortunately, someone told her about us! Precious had a pyometra infection - a life-threatening uterine infection that typically affects older, intact (not sterilized) female dogs. Immediate spay surgery to remove the uterus was necessary to try to save her life. We provided the surgery, antibiotics, fluids, and other services that Precious needed for a price Mindy could afford. Precious recovered and at her follow-up exam was back to giving her mom unconditional love, companionship, and kisses! Please help save more beloved pets by making a tax-deductible donation today! Give the Gift of Life - Make a Tax-Deductible Donation!
Can I neuter my cat at PetSmart?PetSmart offers reduced and low-cost spaying and neutering at its Banfield clinics or through any of the clinics that it partners with throughout the United States and Canada.
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.
How much is it to spay a cat?Private vets cost anywhere from $200–$400 for a spay/neuter procedure. You also have the option to bring your kitty to a lower-cost clinic. These are typically run by nonprofits and all surgeries are performed by licensed veterinarians. You'll probably take your cat home the same day they receive treatment.
How much does it cost to spay 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.
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