Contact AWA for more information and pricing for strays/ferals.
Open to owned pets, friendly strays, and ferals any day of the week - no appointment needed for strays/ferals except on Saturdays. The AWA clinics are open to all members of the public, regardless of residence or income. Call 215.426.6300 for clinic hours and more information. It is a walk-in clinic, serving the community on a first come, first served basis. PSPCA offers low-cost veterinary services including spay/neuter and vaccinations, as well as general care. Clinic dates and prices are available on the website. Clinic dates, locations, and prices are available on the Sanctuary’s website.įorgotten Cats of Delaware offers clinics in Claymont, DE and Willow Grove, PA. Hope Animal Sanctuary offers mobile spay/neuter services to cats and dogs owned by low- to moderate-income Philadelphia residents. They also host a low-cost spay/neuter clinic in Sharon Hill (Delaware County, about 15 minutes from West Philly). The Spayed Club offers grants and discounts for spaying/neutering to low-income families with an annual income of $25,000 or less.
AWA PET CLINIC FREE
Currently (as of January 2013), PAWS is offering FREE cat spay/neuter for residents of zipcodes 19143, 19145, and 19146 who receive any form of public assistance (Medical Assistance, food stamps, TANF, SSI, etc). PAWS also offers a low-cost vaccination clinic twice per week (no appointment needed).
The PAWS clinic, located on Gray’s Ferry Ave in Southwest Philly, offers low-cost spay/neuter and other veterinary care by appointment. Clinic dates, prices, and contact information are listed on the PCCC website - be sure to contact PCCC ahead of time to schedule your cat. PCCC offers low-cost clinics for feral and free-roaming cats at the PSPCA Cube Clinic. Please note that some are appropriate for ferals and strays, and others only for owned pets: Below are some low-cost veterinary resources in the Philadelphia area, including both clinics and discount certificates - some clinics also offer low-cost pricing for vaccination and FIV/FeLV testing. Spaying and neutering owned and stray cats is the single most important step you can take to reducing pet overpopulation and suffering.
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