​Spay and Neuter Services

​​Spaying and neutering is the kindest thing an owner can do for their pets. It contributes to the pet’s health and well-being, while preventing unwanted litters and the associated expense that comes with them. 

​Spay and Neuter Services for SVO Clients

​We currently partner with organizations that offer spay and neuter services to people with low income and/or living homeless. These clinics are conducted by the partner organization and require submission of an application that includes documentation demonstrating compliance with required income criteria.  

Due to the nature of the procedures, we are currently managing from a waitlist, open to current SVO clients only.  Fortunately, there are other resources available – please refer to the information below to identify one that’s right for you.

​Available Community Resources

There are a number of community groups in the Greater Seattle area that offer spay and neuter services at a reduced or no cost for low-income / homeless individuals.  We highly recommend that you explore these options to enhance your pet’s well-being. Please bear in mind that COVID-19 impact may have affected the availability of services.

Pets for Life: Available to residents in the 98108 zip code (only).  Call or text 206-818-8540.  
Meow:  https://meowcatrescue.org/resources/spay-neuter/low-cost-spay-neuter-clinics/
NW Spay and Neuter: https://nwspayneuter.org/
Pasado's Safe Haven:  https://www.pasadosafehaven.org/what-we-do/pet-services/spay-neuter/pierce-county/
Feral Cat Spay/Neuter Project: http://www.feralcatproject.org/

Emergency Needs

SVO may be able to help engage resources for emergency spay and neuter services. Contact vettech@seattlevet.org
Current clients contact vettech@seattlevet.org for more info about the spay/neuter process. Non clients, come to clinic to become a client.