Cost

 

Feline Spay/Neuter - $100.00 includes rabies and distemper vaccine and flea and ear mite treatement if necessary.

Rabbits: $200.00

Feline Spay/Neuter Clinics

Clinic Schedule 

All Clinics are on Thursday

Please call ahead for a time slot

603-542-3277

 

Next Feline Clinic

        Feb 26: March 12 & 26

"My cat got out of the house, can you cancel his neuter appointment?" "I forgot about the spay/neuter clinic, can you reschedule me?" "I have to work and will not be able to drop off my cat" - These are common reasons that people cancel their spay/neuter appointments.

And I get it. Life happens. SCHS is very understanding. We will reschedule you.

But also, understand the repercussions of canceling.
Canceling is much bigger than just you and your cat


Every low cost clinic expects to make a certain amount of money per clinic day. These clinics are not trying to turn a huge profit, but they must: Pay their vets/staff, pay for equipment, electricity, sometimes the building that they operate out of.

If a person arrives at the clinic missing 2 cats .... And that person CONTINUES to show up short on cats... The clinic will reduce the number of surgery spots that person is given (or worse, the clinic will cancel the person completely as a client).

These low-cost surgery spots are VERY sought after. Rescues all over NH are competing for appointments. When you cancel, you are not only hurting your cat, but also the cats that are waiting in line behind you. Females especially are a hot commodity. They fill up quickly and if you miss your spot, you may have to wait for months until the next open female spot.

Please take your cat's spay/neuter appointment as serious as you take yours. Mark it on your calendar. Put a reminder on your phone. Keep your cat indoors the night before 😀 Stick a sticky-note on your cat's forehead... whatever works for you 😀

Just please show up so we can continue helping people and their pets 🙏 Thanks!

Clinics are held at Union Episcopal Church

 

133 Old Church Rd, Claremont

To date 

 

1123 cats

 

234 dogs

 

121 bunnies

 

have been fixed through our efforts to

STAMP OUT PET OVERPOPULATION