We offer high quality, low-cost spay/neuter services to the community. Please read all the information below to decide if this program is appropriate for your pet.
Not every pet is a good surgical candidate for the humane society spay and neuter clinic. Some pets are better served being seen in a full-service veterinary facility. Please confirm that your pets meet the following criteria prior to scheduling a surgical appointment with us. Pets with medical conditions, injuries or illness will be declined for surgery and referred to a full-service vet. If your pet has fleas, a flea treatment will be given and you will be charged $6 when you pick up your pet.
Appointments Required
*Due to high demand, appointments will fill up quickly and are first come, first served.
Please fill out an application and schedule HERE.
Need Help?
Please email fixmypet@bmorehumane.org
Fee schedules
Payment for all services is required at time of admission. We accept cash, Visa, Mastercard and Discover. We do not accept checks. Pets with medical conditions, injuries or illness will be declined for surgery and referred to a full-service vet. If your pet has fleas, a flea treatment will be given and you will be charged $6 when you pick up your pet. Additional charges may apply if your pet is in heat, pregnant or has an infection or other abnormality of the reproductive system.
Puppies (less than 6 months old)
Spay $105
Neuter $74
Adult Dogs
Spay, 5-60 pounds $158
Neuter, 5-80 pounds $95
Cats
Spay $61
Neuter $61
Vaccines/tests at time of surgery
Fee schedule for vaccines/tests at the time of surgery are as follows:
Rabies $14
DHPP $14
Heartworm test $27
FVRCP$14
Felv/FIV test$23
Guidelines for Dogs
If your dog has not had the required vaccinations and bloodwork, they will be performed at the time of surgery for an additional fee. Pre-anesthetic bloodwork is required for pets 5-7 years of age at an additional fee of $56. Dogs should not be aggressive towards people or highly reactive toward other animals and must be on a leash. Surgical pricing for dogs includes injectable pain medication at time of the surgery and oral pain medication to go home with you.
Age
4 months - 7 years old
Weight
Females: 5 - 60 lbs
Males: 5 - 80 lbs
Vaccinations
Up-to-date rabies and distemper vaccinations
Heartworm Treatment
Heartworm testing and preventative required if over 6 months of age
Health
No known illness, injury, or medical condition that increases surgical risk
Breed
Does not belong to brachycephalic (short-faced) breed
Guidelines for Cats
If your cat has not had the required vaccinations and bloodwork, they will be performed at the time of surgery for an additional fee. Surgical pricing for cats includes injectable pain medications at the time of surgery that are effective for 3 days following surgery.
Age
3 months - 7 years old
Weight
Over 3 pounds
Vaccinations
Up-to-date rabies and distemper
Health
No known illness, injury, or medical condition that increases surgical risk
Breed
Does not belong to the hairless or Persian breeds
Inclement Weather Policy
If you have a surgery appointment at Baltimore Humane Society on a day that is snowy or icy, please check the status of Baltimore County Public Schools before coming to your appointment. If Baltimore County schools are closed due to inclement weather, we will be closed that day as well, and we will contact you to reschedule. If schools have a two hour delay, we will still operate as normal.
Pre-surgery Instructions
- Schedule appointment
- Bring proof of current vaccinations and testing to your appointment
- Bring a copy of your pet’s medical records
- Keep cats indoors after 8pm, and dogs on supervised walks the evening prior to surgery
- No food after midnight the night before surgery
- Bring each cat in an individual, labeled clean carrier with a towel inside
- Bring dogs on leash
- Drop off between 8:00-8:30am. If you are late, late fees apply
- Pay for services at drop-off
- Pick up between 3:00-3:30pm. If you are late, late fees apply
- If you need to cancel, we ask for at least 24-hour notice
- Please do not remove your cat from the carrier upon arrival. Cats entering a new environment can, and often do, react unexpectedly