Low-Cost Clinic
Currently, we are not scheduling 26 lb+ spay and neuter appointments and only accepting 5 feral cat spay and neuter walk-ins per a day. We apologize for any inconvenience.
Affordable Yet High-Quality Spay/Neuter & Vaccines
At Ramona Humane Society, we offer low-cost spay, neuter, vaccinations, flea prevention, microchipping and deworming by appointment.
Our working hours are 9:00 am to 2:30 pm Thursday through Saturday. We are closed for lunch daily from 12:00 pm to 1:00 pm.
Low-cost, High quality Spay and Neuter
By Appointment Only
| Female | $145 | $165 | $220 | $335 | $100 | $160 |
| Male | $140 | $155 | $195 | $245 | $85 | $155 |
| Umbilical Hernia Repair | Quoted by Doctor | Quoted by Doctor |
| Obesity | $45-80 | $30-50 |
| Pregnancy | $50-100 | $40-70 |
| Pyometra | $80-120 | $45-60 |
| Cryptorchidism | $70-120 | $45-60 |
Additional Services Offered During Spay & Neuter Visits:
- Pain Medication $25
- Nail Trim $10
- E-collar $10
- Microchip $25
Schedule Spay or Neuter
Click the appropriate link below to make an appointment. Scheduler is available up to 90 days out. If no appointments are available, we are fully booked. Please check back later for availability.
Low-Cost Vaccines and Other Services
By Appointment Only
| DA2PPV (4-1) $20 | FVRCP (3-1) $20 |
| Bordetella (Kennel Cough) $20 | FeLV Vaccines $20 |
| FeLV/FIV Test $35 | |
| Rabies (Required for dogs over 12 weeks) $14 | Rabies $14 |
- Microchip with Registration $25
- Deworming Treatment $20 - 60
- Flea and Tick Treatment-Prices vary based on weight
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, we do. Feral cats must arrive in a trap. Normal pricing applies. Feral cats do not need an appointment. Drop-off time for feral cats is 8:30am any day the clinic is open. Currently, we are only accepting 5 feral spay and neuter walk-ins per day. First come first served basis.
Yes, your pets must be fasted. Ensure you feed your pet in the evening between 7pm and 12pm, the night prior to surgery. Pick up food and water at bedtime or midnight the latest. No food or water to be offered in morning prior to dropping off for surgery. No hay in bunny carriers.
Pets do not require a second visit to remove sutures; unless mentioned at pickup. Female rabbits will need to return two weeks after procedure to have sutures removed.
Cats and rabbits drop off time is 7am. Dogs drop off is 7:30am.
We highly recommend making an appointment for vaccines. We do take walk ins, however appointments have 1st priority which could equate to a long wait when you walk in.
6-8 weeks of age
We do not issue licenses at the clinic; licenses are issued at the main office of Ramona Animal Shelter and at the Ramona Animal Control Building. (San Jacinto/Hemet city)
We do not treat sick pets or complete wellness exams, we are a low cost spay/neuter and vaccine clinic.
You can follow this link to make your appointment online.
Cats pick up time daily is between 3-5pm. Dogs; we will call you after your dog’s procedure and give you the pickup time frame.
All cats and rabbits do need to be in their own carrier. Rabbits also need a small bag of their food brought with them.
Yes, you can purchase a cardboard cat carrier for $8
Many pets recover from the effects of anesthesia by the next day. Some will take up to 48 hours to recover. Most pets are healed from procedure in 7-10 days.
Cats and dogs need to be 8 weeks and older and in good physical health.
We also spay/neuter rabbits. They must be at least 4 months old.
When it comes to required dog vaccinations in California, the only mandatory one is the rabies vaccine. State law dictates that dogs older than three months must receive the rabies vaccine.
Liver function, kidney function, CBC and blood glucose. Pre surgical bloodwork can show us underlining issues that require the surgery be done at a full service veterinary hospital.
We strongly recommend bloodwork for all pets before having surgery.
Upon pre-surgical exam, Dr may require bloodwork prior to surgery.
Spay & Neuter Costs Assistance
- The Herdina Fund can help pay for spay, neuter, vaccinations, other medical problems for people 66+ in the San Jacinto/Hemet/pass area, whose individual income does not exceed $1,700 per month. Funding availability is limited. *We are out of funding at this time.
- Check resource guide below for more assistance
