Low Cost Spay and Neuter Options
There aren't enough homes for them all!
Come on Albuquerque - be part of the solution.
Please spay or neuter your pets! Save a life - adopt a shelter pet.
- Dogs 80 lbs. or less $50
- Dogs over 80 lbs. $100
- Cats $20
- Call 217-0300 to find out if you qualify.
- Surgery Monday - Thursday
- Drop off 7AM to 8AM ONLY
- Only the first twenty animals to arrive will be accepted unless space is available.
- Patients accepted at the discretion of the veterinarian.
- Prices are subject to change without notice.
Spay NM (a service of Animal Humane New Mexico)
Click on the above link to find out why you should spay or neuter your pets. Then use our online directory to find a spay/neuter clinic in your area, or call our toll-free helpline.
Alliance for Albuquerque Animals
(505)344-PETS
Click on the above link for free spay/neuter services for Pit Bulls, Chows, and Rottweilers in the unincorporated areas of Bernalillo County.
Bernalillo Co. SNAP program
(505)314-0280
Reduced fees for low income families in the unincorporated areas of Bernalillo County, Maximum of 2 pets.
New Mexico Animal Friends
(505) 881-7297
Offers reduced-cost surgeries for feral cats
Spay/Neuter License Plates
Money from the sale of New Mexico’s spay-neuter license plates subsidizes spay/neuter services and can help counties prevent euthanasia of healthy animals.
Like all special license plates, the plates must be ordered from the Motor Vehicle Department (MVD). Order forms can be obtained from MVD offices or downloaded from their website.
Read more about these special plates >>
City of Albuquerque Animal Welfare Department
The veterinary clinic at the Animal Welfare Department offers free spay/neuter services for dogs and cats to qualified low-income Albuquerque residents. Call 311 for more information, or click on this link.
Animal Welfare offers a program called "Spay Your Mama," through which Albuquerque residents can have their mother dog or cat spayed free of charge upon surrender of the litter. The puppies or kittens will be sterilized, vaccinated, and microchipped before being adopted.
