Thanks to our generous donors, we are able to offer affordable services to low-income pawrents.
Families must be considered low income and be able to demonstrate they are a recipient of a public assistance program to qualify for our spay/neuter services. To schedule an appointment, click “make an appointment” & attach proof of public assistance.
For toenail trims, if you have a pet known to be difficult or aggressive, please schedule for two, 15-minute segments per animal.
– Please note that each service requires a non-refundable deposit that will go toward your final service charge. –
veterinary clinic
Our Veterinary Clinic provides low income pet owners with affordable veterinary services such as vaccinations, micro-chipping, and spay or neuter surgery. Please attach proof of public assistance when you sign up. Indicators of public assistance are listed below. Our veterinary clinic’s hours of operation are listed above.
2025 low-income guidelines
Household Size Monthly
1 Person $2,608
2 Person $3,526
3 Person $4,442
4 Person $5,358
5 Person $6,276
6 Person $7,192
7 Person $8,108
8 Person $9,024
means-tested assistance programs
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food stamps
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medicaid
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CHIP
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WIC
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HMIS
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free/reduced lunches
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veterinary medical assistance program (VMAP)
Our Veterinary Medical Assistance Program (VMAP) is a lifeline for members of our community who face financial challenges. It enables companion animals to stay with their families and in loving homes. VMAP offers reduced fees for veterinary services to households who meet low-income criteria, including non-overnight medical urgent, preventative, and surgical care. This program is accessible based on the clinic’s schedule. For further information and to check appointment availability, please call (509) 467-5235 x219 or email clinic@spokanehumanesociety.org.
vaccine clinic
Due to recent changes in legislation, Spokane Humane Society vaccine clinic will now require proof of low-income status to make a vaccine appointment. Prior to completing the request for an appointment, you will need to upload documentation supporting your low-income status. Please be aware there will be a $10 copay with your appointment that will be subtracted from your balance at the end of the visit.
Female Dog Spay
Non-refundable deposit: $25 (goes toward cost)
up to 25 lbs: $150
26-50 lbs: $170
51-75 lbs: $200
76-100 lbs: $220
over 100 lbs: $250+ (add $10 for every 10lbs over 125lbs)
Male Dog Neuter
Non-refundable deposit: $25 (goes toward cost)
up to 25 lbs: $140
26-50 lbs: $160
51-75 lbs: $190
76-100 lbs: $210
over 100 lbs: $240+ (add $10 for every 10lbs over 125lbs)
| Rabies | $20 |
| Distemper/Parvo | $20 |
| Bordetella | $20 |
| Leptospirosis | $20 |
| Microchip | $30+tax |
| Flea & Tick Preventative | $20 per dose |
| Dewormer | $10 |
have a senior dog who needs veterinary care?
Thanks to a grant from The Grey Muzzle Organization, funding is available to help eligible low-income families with veterinary care for senior dogs.
If cost is standing in the way of getting your senior dog the care they need, our Veterinary Medical Assistance Program (VMAP) may be able to help.
Please contact our clinic team at (509) 467-5235 x219 or email clinic@spokanehumanesociety.org for appointment availability and eligibility.
Female Cat Spay $100
Non-refundable deposit: $25 (goes toward cost)
Male Cat Neuter $80
Non-refundable deposit: $25 (goes toward cost)
| Rabies | $20 |
| FeLV/FIV testing | $30 |
| FVRCP | $20 |
| Microchip | $30+tax |
| Flea preventative | $20 per dose |
| Dewormer | $10 |
| Non refundable surgery deposit | $25 |
| Pre-anesthetic bloodwork | $65 |
| In-heat (dogs only) | $30 |
| pregnant (<30 days) | $25 |
| pregnant (>30 days) | $35 |
| Cryptorchid | $45+ |
| Obese | $25 |
| Aggressive | $50+ |
| Other complications | $25+ |
| Additional take-home medicine | $15+tax |
| Cone collar | $10 |
| Cardboard carrier | $10 |