Spay to Save Mobile Spay/Neuter Clinic

06/08/2025

We're doing Half Priced Neuters!

Sunday (Father's Day) 6/15/2025 Mount Pleasant Grange Port Angeles

It's that time again, folks! We have a public neuter clinic coming up this coming Sunday. We will only be performing neuters at this clinic but they will be half priced! Cat Neuters will be $30 and dog neuters will range between $100-180 depending on weight.

Does your puppy need its first shots and you're having a hard time getting them into the vet?

We have already seen two cases of Parvo so far this year! Please take advantage of our low cost vaccines!

We have Distemper Parvo Lepto vaccines for dogs over the age of 12 weeks and Distemper Pavo vaccines for dogs under 12 weeks of age.

In honor of the puppies who have lost their lives we will be offering low cost distemper parvo and distemper parvo lepto vaccines in order to protect the puppies in our community.

Follow the prompts at the link below to sign up today! We've got space for more neuters!

https://clinichq.com/online/925e8139-7318-404a-8a57-3b2e75a74135

04/22/2025

Our community has been needing this for a VERY long time. A huge thank you to everyone involved and their hard work in making the dream of an emergency clinic come true! Spread the word to friends and family so that pet owners know there will soon be a place open on weekend nights. (Friday, Saturday, Sunday 6pm- 8am) The current nearest 24 hour emergency hospital is in Paulsbo. This new weekend clinic is a great start to providing after hours care to pets and their families on the peninsula 🐾❤️

Providing Accessible Emergency Care to the Pets of the Olympic PeninsulaAmanda Mason, DVM (360) 207-4773289 W Bell St Sequim, WA 98382 — Located inside the Pacific Northwest Veterinary Hospital building Open 6pm-8am Friday, Saturday & SundayCheck Our Website For Special Hours Announcements - Hood ...

04/22/2025

Let the joyous word be spread!!!!!!!! Welcome, Dr. Mason! Share, share, share this huge win for the pets on the Olympic Peninsula!!!

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.👈

10/14/2024

Call if you need the financial assistance to get your dog or cat spayed or neutered. For the Forks, Washington area. The far West End

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

08/07/2024

For families in the Far West End of Washington, Forks area.

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.

07/01/2024

Important info regarding microchips!
If your pet is microchipped, you must register the chip online. If you do not register the microchip, then it is not as useful and it can be difficult to reunite a pet with their owner. The process is very easy, just go online and create an account then register each animal that has a microchip. It is Free (it will ask if you want to purchase a plan of some kind but it's not necessary... you can do it for free). If you got your microchip at Spay to Save, you can visit homeagain.com and enroll your pet. A reminder to please update your address if you move or your contact info if your phone number changes. Keeping their microchips updated with your most current information is necessary to keep them safe.

Microchips are safe, permanent, and provide a reliable way to identify a pet if it is lost or stolen. Microchips are valuable even if your cat is indoors-only because accidents happen and if they do slip out, they can become lost and may not be wearing a collar or tag.

You have the option to request and purchase a microchip when you bring your cat or dog in to Spay to Save for their spay/neuter appointment.

Picture: This kitty is being scanned to confirm the microchip she just received!

06/30/2024

Referenced from our website. You can visit spaytosave.org to learn more about TNR, statistics, and additional information.