
We can help low-income pet owners.
Spay/Neuter Services
Quick Checklist of What You Need to Book
Credit, debit, or prepaid card deposit
Internet access (Google Chrome recommended)
Rabies certificate (or $20 fee for vaccination)
Dog license (if applicable to your location)
Spay/Neuter Price Range
Cats: $110–$160
Dogs: $285–$305
This range includes standard spay or neuter surgery, a brief exam, anesthesia, pain medication, free microchip, tattoo, and e-collar. It does not include mandatory rabies vaccination, if needed. Optional services and surcharges may apply.
Schedule & Deposit
All appointments must be scheduled online (Google Chrome recommended). A deposit is required at the time of booking and must be paid by card. Prepaid cards are accepted.
Don’t have internet access? Use a library computer, ask a friend for help, or call us at 509-525-2452.
Free Microchip (Required)
All animals must be microchipped before or during surgery. If your pet doesn’t have one, we’ll implant a chip during the procedure — at no extra cost.
Microchips help pets get home faster and reduce the burden on our shelter.
Rabies Vaccination
Required by Washington State law for pets over 12 weeks.
If you don’t provide a valid rabies certificate (tags are not accepted), we’ll give your pet a rabies vaccine during surgery for $20.
Dog License (If Applicable)
City and county laws require dogs to be licensed.
You may be required to purchase a license based on your address.
Fees vary and are paid separately at pick-up.
More info: bluemountainhumane.org/dog-licensing
What to Expect
Pre-surgery exam
Sedation and anesthesia
Spay or neuter procedure
Microchip scan and implant (if needed)
Tattoo marking to indicate sterilization
Pain medication and recovery care
See current pricing here: bluemountainhumane.org/spay-and-neuter-pricing
Payment Details
Full payment is due at drop-off. We accept cash, debit, and credit cards.
Extra fees may apply if needed during surgery.
Need Help?
If you’re having trouble scheduling call us at 509-525-2452.
In compliance with Washington State law, spay and neuter services are available only for pet owners who qualify based on household income. The qualifying household incomes are listed below and are updated annually.
Please also note that we are not a full-service veterinary clinic. While we are available for surgery-related follow-up, we are not able to provide after-hours care for your pet. We recommend that you seek care with your regular veterinarian, or with an Emergency Vet or Urgent Care. Pet Emergency Service in Pasco is available 24/7, or Horse Heaven Hills Pet Urgent Care in Kennewick is available from 8am-7pm every day. Animal Urgent Care in Milton-Freewater is also available M-F 8am-4pm.