Why spay or neuter?
- Pet overpopulation!
- Between six and eight million dogs and cats enter U.S. shelters every year.
- Spay/Neuter is a proven way to reduce pet overpopulation, ensuring that every pet has a family to love them.
- Let us know of any wild/stray cats that are not yet fixed, we may have grant funding available to help get them fixed. Fill out the form below for cat spay/neuter.
Our Programs
We offer transport to low cost cat and dog spay/neuter clinics for low income households. These clinics are usually available a few times a month. We can also spay/neuter for stray and feral cat caretakers, regardless of income.
JUNE 2025 UPDATE: We are working through the waitlist of large dogs, which is very long. Our waitlist for cats and small dogs (under 20 pounds) is almost caught up! There are other options available if you need your animal spayed/neutered sooner than we can get them in, please read below.
Click link below for income guidelines and clinic prices.
https://pendletonpaws.org/spayneuter/income-guidelines-pricing/
Cats & Dogs Under 100 Pounds
Follow the link to fill out either the Cat or Dog spay/neuter forms below to get on the list for the next available clinic. Cats: the waitlist is almost caught up, please indicate on the form if it is urgent. Dogs over 20 pounds: the waitlist is long. Dogs under 20 pounds: we can usually get them into a clinic in a month or two.
Cat Spay/Neuter Request Form
Fill out this online form to get on the clinic wait list: https://forms.gle/VLa2ZhGHzn7V3rez9
Dog Spay/Neuter Request Form
Fill out this online form to get on the clinic wait list: https://forms.gle/dujWjoagDM6Fe1MV7
If you would rather take your animal to the spay neuter clinic yourself instead of using PAWS transport services, please call the clinic directly to make an appointment: Prevent Homeless Pets, Benton City, Washington, 509-497-1133.
Dogs 100 Pounds and Over
We recommend contacting Prevent Homeless Pets directly. They are located in Benton City, Washington. Prevent Homeless Pets may have availability to spay or neuter your dog at a lower cost. POPP and the Fix Machine in Tri-cities are other options.
More Options
If you don’t qualify for low income spay/neuter or if you want to get an appointment sooner than our transport schedule allows, here are some lower cost clinics:
- POPP Tri Cities Save LivesSpay & Neuter – POPP TriCities 509-380-5180
- Kennedy Vet in Milton-Freewater, OR 541-938-9306
- Blue Mountain Humane Society in Walla Walla (they also have income requirements, but they are higher than the clinic PAWS uses) 509-525-2452 www.bluemountainhumane.org/spay-and-neuter
- Hansen Veterinary Services in Lexington, OR 541-561-2941 (mobile clinic that travels through Eastern Oregon)
- The Fix Machine in Kennewick, WA 509-987-1738