Other services for Low-Income households
The following animal welfare agencies do not offer spay/neuter surgeries, but do offer other spay/neuter resources and medical services to qualified clients.
This list is provided as a resource and does not imply endorsement by Homeward Pet.
Doney Memorial Clinic
Union Gospel Mission
For homeless, low income and disabled with photo ID, proof of residence in Seattle or a medical coupon. Open the 2nd and 4th Saturday of the month from 3-5pm.
318 2nd Ave. Extension S.
Seattle, WA 98104
Good Neighbor Vet
Provides low-cost vaccinations plus health exams for dogs and cats. Makes regular scheduled stops throughout Idaho, Oregon and Washington States. Check website for fees and schedule.
Olympic Mountain Pet Pals
Must be qualified low-income in Jefferson County.
P.O. Box 1466,
Port Hadlock, WA 98339
South County Cats
A Spay/Neuter Assistance Organization
26828 Maple Valley Black Diamond RD SE #160
Maple Valley, WA 98038
Rainier Animal Fund
Ensure veterinary care is accessible to Western Washington pets, so that they might thrive and live healthy, happy lives with the people who love them.
PO Box 16034
Seattle, WA 98116
Washington Health Outreach
Washington Health Outreach offers free and low cost veterinary care for income qualified households, and those that are unhoused.
Low cost clinics
The following private veterinary clinics offer a variety of low-cost options for spay/neuter surgeries. Please contact the clinic for details on rates, other services or to make an appointment.
This list is provided as a resource and does not imply endorsement by Homeward Pet.