Below is a list of current programs in the Sacramento area that offer a low-cost alternative to get your pet spayed or neutered.
A-PAL Humane Society of Amador County
Jackson; 209.223.0410; www.amador-apal.org
Free spay/neuter for pitbulls, feral cats, and dogs and cats of Medi-Cal recipients. Feral cats accepted.
Animal Outreach of the Mother Lode
6200 Enterprise Drive #D, Diamond Springs; 530.642.2287; www.animaloutreachs.info
Cats Only Neuter $20 / Spay $30. Feral cats accepted.
Animal Spay/Neuter Clinic
3524 KOA Way, Auburn; 530.889.8800 www.animalspayneuter.com
(Tues, Wed and Thurs by appt.) Cats $10-$15 / $15-$30 Dogs $15-$60/$20-$75 Feral cats accepted.
City of Sacramento Animal Care Services
2127 Front Street, 916.808.7383 www.cityofsacramento.org/generalservices/animal_pages
Free spay/neuter and vaccination clinic for pets of low-income residents of City of Sacramento. Some feral cat management assistance. Call to schedule an appointment. Proof of income required.
Coalition for Community Cats
Sacramento; www.coalition4cats.org
Monthly clinics for feral cats (at Sacramento SPCA). Sign up online. $15 per cat.
Fieldhaven Feline Rescue
916.434.6022; www.fieldhaven.com/snap.htm
Spay/neuter assistance for feral cat caretakers, rescuers of feral or stray cats, and low-income residents of Lincoln, Newcastle, Wheatland and Sheridan. Services free but donations encouraged.
Folsom Feline Rescue
916.484.4099; www.folsomfelines.org
Spay/Neuter Your Pet program offers low cost spay/ neuter for Sacramento County residents: $20 per cat and $40 per dog. Feral cats: Free spaying and neutering for Folsom residents while funds last.
Placer County SPCA
Roseville; 916.782.7722 x201; www.placerspca.org
Spaying and neutering assistance for low-income Placer County residents while funds last.
Puppy Love Rescue Spay and Neuter Program
www.puppyloverescue.com
Apply online. For low-income individuals in the Sacramento area. Fee for service is $20 for each dog and $10 for each cat. Feral cats accepted. No rescue groups.
Sacramento Area Animal Coalition (SAAC)
916.808.7729; www.sacanimal.org
Voucher Program: $10 co-pay for cats and $15 co-pay for dogs for West Sacramento and Sacramento County residents with annual income below $35,000. Funded in part by Teaching Everyone Animals Matter.
Sacramento County Animal Care and Regulation
4290 Bradshaw Road, Sacramento; 916.368.7387 www.saccountyshelter.net
SNIP Program: $20 co-pay for spay/neuter, vaccinations, licenses and microchips for cats and dogs of residents of unincorporated areas of Sacramento County with annual income below $35,000. Call 916.368.7387 and press 5. Mobile Spay/Neuter Commuter: Spay/neuter services in varying locations in unincorporated areas of county. No income requirement. Cats: $15 / $25 Dogs: $40 neuter or spay. Call (916) 874-FIXX.
Sacramento SPCA
6201 Florin-Perkins Rd.; 916.383.7387; www.sspca.org
Free spay/neuter for pit bulls and pit bull mixes: ext. 9017. Discount spay/neuter for other dogs and cats: ext. 9122
Cats Neuter: $20 Spay: $35 Dogs Neuter: $30–100 Spay: $40–110. Feral cats accepted.
Solano Feral Cat TNR Task Force
707.421.5515; www.solanoferals.org/clinic.html
Some transportation for tame cats, $15-$45. Monthly clinics for feral cats in Solano and Yolo Counties at Solano County Animal Shelter. $15/cat.
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