Residents interested in low-cost or no-cost spay and neuter services may contact any of the below resources for information about various programs currently being offered. Show Orange County Animal AlliesP.O. Box 6507, Huntington Beach, CA 92615 Golden State Humane Society11901 Gilbert, Garden Grove, CA 92841  (714) 638-8111 RUFF – Rescuing unwanted Furry FriendsP.O. Box
1140, Laguna Beach CA 92652 North Shore Animal League America
Spay & NeuterSpay & NeuterComing soon: The Department recommended, and the Board of Animal Services Commissioners approved, that Spay and Neuter Project Los Angeles provide low-cost vaccination clinics at all six of its shelters. This action still requires City Council approval and this is currently in process. Please check this website periodically for updates. Thanks for your patience. About Spay & Neuter In LARequired for Cats & Dogs in Los Angeles CityCity law requires all cats and dogs in the City to be spayed or neutered after the age of four months, with some specific exemptions allowed. This law makes Los Angeles the national leader in efforts to humanely decrease the number of pets abandoned and euthanized each year. Key Facts About the Spay/Neuter Law
Benefits Of Spay & Neuter For Your Pet
Discount Options The City of Los Angeles, Department of Animal Services manages two Spay & Neuter Programs to assist City of Los Angeles residents with sterilization costs for their companion dogs, cats, and rabbits. The Discount Spay & Neuter Coupon Program is available to all City of Los Angeles residents while the Free Spay & Neuter Certificate Program provides free sterilizations to qualifying City of Los Angeles residents whose annual combined household income is below HUD's Household Low Income limits. Applicants for both programs must be 18 years of age or older. Discount Spay & Neuter Coupons and Free Spay & Neuter Certificates are only available for companion animals owned by City of Los Angeles residents. Each household is eligible for discounts for 3 dogs, 3 cats and 3 rabbits.
Eligibility Complete the form online to receive your certificate by mail. Both the certificates and the coupons may be used at participating Veterinary Hospitals, our On-site Clinics at select City Animal Shelters. Please be sure to bring a valid photo ID with you when accompanying your pet during their procedure. Learn More Here
Free Certificates The Free Spay & Neuter Certificate is available for qualified LA City residents and covers the full cost of a companion animal’s sterilization at participating Veterinary Hospitals, and On-Site Clinics at our City Animal Shelters. Participating Veterinary Hospitals
Discount Coupons Currently the Discount Spay & Neuter Coupon covers fees up to:
REMINDER: The cost of surgery may exceed the $30 or $50 value of the Discount Spay & Neuter Coupon. Participating Veterinary Hospitals Apply Online TodayOn-Site Clinics LA Animal Services currently has five spay/neuter clinics located on-site at our City Animal Shelters. The clinics are independently operated and open to the public. Please contact the clinic operator directly for questions about spaying
or neutering your pet and related services. Chesterfield Square / South LA Spay & Neuter Clinic Operated by ASPCA 1850 W 60th St (844) 692-7722 East Valley Spay & Neuter Center
Harbor Spay & Neuter Clinic Operated by SNPLA 957 N. Gaffey St (310) 574-5555 or (888) 937-7295 Provides sterilizations for companion animals brought in by the public and adopted companion animals. Also offers other common veterinary services to the public, such as vaccinations, deworming, etc., with each sterilization. Call the clinic directly for more information. SNPLA's Clinic Info & Pricing West Valley Spay & Neuter Clinic Operated by Heaven on Earth Society for Animals 20655 Plummer
St (818) 527-1344 Provides sterilizations for adopted companion animals as well as companion animals brought in by the public. Also offers a full range of other veterinary services to the public. Discounted prices offered on Monthly Community Spay/Neuter Day. Call the clinic directly for more information. Mobile ClinicsMost mobile clinics are by appointment only. Make sure you check with the clinic before your arrival. The SPAY4LA Mobile Clinic operates in South Los Angeles and offers free spay & neuter service for cats and dogs of qualified City of Los Angeles residents. The clinic operates by appointment only. You must be a resident of the City of Los Angeles and participate in a low-income program. Low-cost vaccines and microchips available to spayed and neutered pets. Call 1-888-SPAY-4-LA (772-9452) or go to 1888spay4la.org. (Hablamos Español) The Lucy Pet Foundation Mobile Clinic offers free spay and neuter services for dogs and cats of qualified City of Los Angeles residents. They also offer low cost vaccines, licensing, deworming, microchipping and other services. To find out if you qualify or to make an appointment, please call 1-855-499-5829 or email . Spay & Neuter Is Good For Los Angeles Spaying and Neutering are humane and life affirming means of ending euthanasia of healthy, adoptable pets. In February 2008, the City Council of Los Angeles approved a new law that requires all cats and dogs in the City to be spayed or neutered after the age of four months, with some specific exemptions allowed. The spay and neuter ordinance enables LA Animal Services to hold accountable pet owners whose irresponsibility threatens public safety and contributes to our shelters being overcrowded and filled with unwanted and abandoned animals. By having your dog or cat spayed or neutered, you're helping to prevent the birth of unwanted puppies and kittens who end up in shelters while also providing health and behavioral benefits to your furry friend. Thank you to our lifesaving partners who help us care for #LACityPetsAre PDSA offering neutering?FULL SERVICE
Your Pet Hospital is offering full services to eligible pet owners, including emergency treatment, routine care and preventive appointments (vaccinations, neutering and microchipping).
Can you neuter a dog without surgery?Zeuterin is a nonsurgical form of neutering, the only such procedure approved for dogs 3 to 10 months of age by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Neutering by needle works by injecting a solution of zinc gluconate into each testicle, rendering it incapable of producing sperm.
Do male dogs change after being neutered?Behavioral Changes in a Dog After Being Neutered
Removing the testicles removes the largest source of testosterone in the body. This results in a decrease in sexually driven behaviors in your dog: urine marking, escaping to seek female dogs, and aggression toward other male dogs.
How much does it cost to spay a dog?While there are a lot of variables, spaying will typically run $50–$500. Costs at the low end of that spectrum are typically subsidized through a public agency. "There are many low-cost spay and neuter clinics around the country to help make the process more accessible to all pet owners," Moore says.
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