Spay to Save Mobile Spay/Neuter Clinic

03/16/2026

Update: found owner!
This cat is believed to be stray, but the finder is not sure. Found at Mountain View Apartments in Sequim: young adult female, medium size, shy but friendly. Has a microchip that is not registered. If you have any information, please call or text 360-550-7855. Thank you!

02/20/2026

PAIR still offering a couple spots available this Saturday and Sunday for cats and dogs under 40lbs

02/20/2026

The Saturday clinic is Full but-

Vaccines & Microchips – STILL AVAILABLE (Friday Only)
Friday, February 27
10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
• Walk-ins welcome
• $50 per pet

🐾 COMMUNITY UPDATE – LOW-INCOME SPAY & NEUTER CLINIC 🐾

The Clallam County Sheriff’s Office would like to share an important update regarding the upcoming Low-Income Spay & Neuter Clinic at the Clallam County Fairgrounds.

🚨 Spay/Neuter Surgeries Are Currently FULL 🚨
We are completely booked with 120 dogs and 30 cats scheduled for surgery.

• 2 veterinarians will be performing surgeries on Friday
• 10 veterinarians will be performing surgeries on Saturday
• Due to the high volume, appointments on Saturday will likely run late into the evening (9:00–10:00 p.m.)

Additionally, 170 more animals have already been prequalified for the next clinic event, demonstrating the tremendous need in our community.

💉 Vaccines & Microchips – STILL AVAILABLE (Friday Only)
📅 Friday, February 27
⏰ 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
• Walk-ins welcome
• $50 per pet

⚠️ Walk-ins must provide proof of low-income status. Accepted documentation includes:
• Social Security statement
• Unemployment statement
• W-2
• Tax return
• Most recent paystub
• State document from DSHS
• No documentation required if homeless

If community members would like to:
• Prequalify for vaccines/microchips
• Register for the next spay/neuter clinic
• Donate to support the clinic

Please visit: www.wagsequimwa.com

This clinic represents an extraordinary collaboration and commitment to reducing unwanted pet populations, improving pet health, and supporting families throughout Clallam County. Thank you to our veterinary teams, volunteers, and community partners for making this possible.

Please continue helping us spread the word. 🐶🐱

02/13/2026

02/13/2026

02/12/2025

“Balls are for throwing. Neuter your cat!” – Wills 🐈‍⬛

👉Hey folks! We still have space available for our neuter clinic on February 19th. AND....For one time only, we’re offering FREE FVRCP and Rabies vaccines along with the surgeries. Don’t miss out! Give Sharon a call at (360) 477-4076 to schedule your appointment.👈

09/16/2024

08/22/2024

Last weekend we held a successful clinic at Fox-Bell Farms in Port Angeles! 🐈🐈‍⬛ Thank you Martha and Shelby for hosting and sponsoring our clinic!! Raising donations and hosting low-cost spay & neuter events like this makes a real difference in our communities here on the Olympic Peninsula and helps countless animals❤️🐾

Thank you to our amazing veterinarians and volunteers that came together and made this possible! 39 cats were spayed and neutered 😻

Spaying and neutering saves so many lives by preventing rampant unplanned and unwanted litters, and helps slow the growth of feral cat populations. With every rescue organization being over capacity and the increased number of animals in need of homes, spay and neutering is the best way to reduce the crisis of overpopulation.

We very much look forward to holding future clinics at Fox-Bell Farms! 😄

Interested in volunteering at Spay to Save? Contact Sue Miles at 360-461-5434

07/19/2024

Nail trimming, vaccines, and flea treatment are some of the additional services we offer at low cost during your pet's spay/neuter appointment. These services can be requested upon check in. Kitty in picture is receiving her flea medication, vaccines, and nail trim (post-surgery).
As a reminder, all dogs, cats, and ferrets in Washington State are required by law to have up-to-date rabies vaccinations.