price adjustment, March 1, 2023

To our community,

We are announcing a change in our pricing for adoptions and veterinary clinical services at Spokane Humane Society. After careful review of how our operational expenses have increased due to inflation, and with the Washington State wage increase, we have decided it is necessary to adjust our pricing to ensure we can continue to provide the highest quality of care to our animals and clients.

Effective March 1, 2023, there will be a slight increase in our adoption fees and services. We understand this change may cause some inconvenience, but want to assure you that it is necessary to maintain our commitment to quality care as well as the care and security of our employees.

We will honor current clinical pricing for any already-scheduled appointments. Appointments set beyond March 1 will reflect new pricing. Adoption pricing is effective for any adoptions on March 1 and beyond.

Our team remains dedicated to our work and will continue to provide the best possible attention to all animals that come into our care. We value your support and loyalty to our organization, and we appreciate your understanding of this change.

hours of operation

make an appointment

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.

Monday – Thursday:

8:00am – 5:00pm

Friday: flex hours

Saturday – Sunday: closed

vaccination clinic

Our Vaccine Clinic is by appointment only, every Tuesday and Wednesday from 2:30 to 5:00pm, or Friday flex hours.

15 minute appointments per animal.

For toenail trims, if you have a pet known to be difficult or aggressive, please schedule for two, 15-minute segments per animal.

Flex hours on Fridays are for vaccinations only. If space is available, you can schedule online as well.

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.

vaccine clinic

Our Vaccine Clinic provides low income pet owners with affordable vaccinations. 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.

means-tested assistance programs

food stamps
medicaid
CHIP
WIC
HMIS
free/reduced lunches
section 8

procedures
procedures for dogs
procedures for cat
additional surgery fees

Thanks to our generous donors, we are able to supply the following inexpensive services to low-income dog and cat owners.

procedures for dogs

Female Dog Spay

up to 25 lbs: $120
26-50 lbs: $125
51-75 lbs: $165
76-100 lbs: $195
over 100 lbs: $200+ (add $10 for every 10lbs over 125lbs)

Male Dog Neuter

up to 25 lbs: $110
26-50 lbs: $125
51-75 lbs: $150
76-100 lbs: $190
over 100 lbs: $200+ (add $10 for every 10lbs over 125lbs)

Rabies	$20
Distemper/Parvo	$20
Bordetella	$20
Microchip	$30+tax
Flea & Tick Preventative	$20-25 per dose
Dewormer	$10

procedures for cats

Female Cat Spay $90

Male Cat Neuter $70

Rabies	$20
FeLV/FIV testing	$25
FVRCP	$20
Microchip	$30+tax
Flea preventative	$20-25 per dose
Dewormer	$10

additional surgery fees

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	$20
Aggressive	$25+
Other complications	$25+
Additional take-home medicine	$15+tax
Cone collar	$10
Cardboard carrier	$10