Spay/Neuter Pricing

Male Cat	$35
Female Cat	$45
Male Dog	$55
Female Dog	$65
Medi-Cal Recipients*
Male or Female Cat	$20
Male or Female Dog	$40

* Must show Medi-Cal card. Limit two pets per card.
** Please note that additional charges apply for dogs weighing over 40 pounds.

Do I need to make an appointment to have my pet spayed or neutered?

Yes! Surgery is performed Monday – Thursday, and pets are dropped off at 8:00am. Pick up for cats is the same afternoon at 4pm. Pick up for dogs for surgeries performed Monday through Wednesday is the following morning at 7:30am. Pick up for dogs for surgeries performed on Thursday is the same afternoon at 4pm. Pets must be at least 8 weeks old and weigh at least 2 pounds in order to be eligible for surgery. Call (559) 271-0209 to make an appointment!

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Welcome To Our Clinic

H.O.P.E. Animal Foundation (Halt Overpopulation with Prevention and Education) was founded in 1998 in response to the growing concern over the vast numbers of dogs, cats, puppies and kittens put to death shelters every day. In fact, California spends over $250 million each year to care for over 1 million unwanted and abandoned pets. Sadly, more then half of those animals are ultimately euthanized.

H.O.P.E. decided to build a clinic rather than a shelter because spay and neuter is the only proven method to prevent pet overpopulation. A clinic devoted to spay and neuter addresses the root of the problem, rather than dealing with the consequences (high euthanasia rates) and allowing the problem to persist.

The state-of-the-art H.O.P.E. Clinic is the largest in the Central Valley. Since our grand opening in June of 2006, we have altered thousands of dogs and cats. In addition, through the media and community outreach, we work effortlessly to educate the public to be responsible pet owners.

Our mission is to help control the unwanted pet population through spaying and neutering, not killing, and to decrease the number of abandoned, injured, and abused dogs and cats through prevention and education. It is the Foundation’s belief that through prevention (spay and neuter) and public education, we can save lives.

SPAY/NEUTER & VACCINE CLINIC