We offer subsidized services
*Please read this page before scheduling using the online link listed below.
Find out if you qualify
POPP provides discounted spay/neuter services for pets belonging to income-qualified individuals and families.
*Clients must meet income requirements listed below.
Scroll down for income limits. If your income does not fall under these limits, you do not qualify for Subsidized Spay/Neuter services.
We have a special discounted program for shelters, rescues, and TNR groups. We also offer invoicing for 501(c)(3) nonprofits. If you are interested in becoming a volume client, please complete our Rescue/Shelter Application. For more information, please contact us by email at clinic@popptricities.org or by phone at (509) 380-5180.
Rabies Vaccine
Rabies vaccinations are required by the Washington State Department of Health for all animals over 12 weeks of age. Our veterinarian will not vaccinate a pet that does not match the development of a pet 12+ weeks old. The situation where this occurs more often is in puppies/kittens that were orphaned and bottle-raised by humans, as their development is often delayed.
USDA: Aging by Teeth (puppies)
ASPCA: Aging by Teeth (kittens)
Our surgery packages include the rabies vaccine.
*We will not accept tags as proof of current vaccination.
Here’s a summary of the process
- A brief examination
- Sedation and pain medication
- General anesthesia
- A spay or neuter surgery
- Small tattoo on the belly to show that your pet has been spayed/neutered
- Pets are dropped off the morning of surgery between 7:30-8:00 AM, and pets are ready to be picked up in the late afternoon
- Dogs are sent home with pain medication and an Elizabethan collar (e-collar to prevent licking.
- Cats receive a long-lasting pain injection on surgery day
What is the difference between a stray/community cat and a feral cat?
When scheduling a cat that is not your house pet, it is important that you know what you are bringing in and how best to transport the cat.
Stray Cat: A stray cat was once a pet and is accustomed to humans (can be held, cuddled). They may seek out human contact, food or affection and can be re-homed (Can come in a pet carrier for surgery).
Feral Cat: Fearful, will not allow handling, dangerous to handle, aggressive, hides from people. These cats can not be re-homed and will be happiest when returned to their outdoor home/colony (Must come in a trap or will be turned away). For more information on feral cats, check out Allie Cat Allies
Full payment for surgery is due at the time of scheduling.
We accept cash, debit, and credit cards (we do not accept CareCredit). You will be notified of additional charges due at the time of check in.
Who We Serve
In compliance with Washington State law, subsidized spay and neuter services are available only for pet owners who qualify based on household income. Requirements are based on HUD income Eligibility Guidelines effective April 1, 2025
| Household Size | Annual |
| 1 | $59,150 |
| 2 | $67,600 |
| 3 | $76,050 |
| 4 | $84,500 |
| 5 | $91,300 |
| 6 | $98,050 |
| 7 | $104,800 |
| 8 | $111,550 |
Please do not schedule if you do not meet all the qualification requirements. If you have trouble scheduling, please give us a call at (509) 380-5180.
Price List
Prices as of April 24, 2025. (There are no further discounts and no application process.)
Dogs
 SPAY/NEUTER SERVICESPrice includes Pain Meds, E-Collar, Microchip, Rabies Vaccine, DAPP Vaccine. | PRICES |
|---|---|
| Female Dog 2-30 lbs (typical Chihuahua, Dachshund size) | $180 |
| Female Dog 30.1 – 60 lbs. (typical Husky or small Pitbull size) | $190 |
| Female Dog 60.1 – 90 lbs. (typical German Shepherd size) | $200 |
| Female Dog 90.1 + lbs. (typical Great Dane size) | $210 |
| Male Dog 2-30 lbs. (typical Chihuahua, Dachshund size) | $165 |
| Male Dog 30.1 – 60 lbs. (typical Husky or small Pitbull size) | $175 |
| Male Dog 60.1 – 90 lbs. (typical large Pitbull size) | $185 |
| Male Dog 90.1 + lbs. (typical Great Dane size) | $195 |
| POTENTIAL SURCHARGES | PRICES |
|---|---|
| Revolution (Fleas/Ticks) | $22 |
| Live Fleas | $20-30 |
| Intestinal Parasites (round worms, tape worms) | $30 |
| Umbilical Hernia | $25 |
| In-Heat | $15 |
| Pyometera (infected uterus) | $40 |
| Pregnant | $25 |
| Cryptorchid (Undescended Testicles) | $35-65 |
Cats
 SPAY/NEUTER SERVICESPrice Includes Long Acting Pain Med injection, FVRCP Vaccine, Rabies Vaccine and Microchip | PRICES |
|---|---|
| Female Cat | $150 |
| Male Cat | $135 |
| Community/Feral Cats: Includes a spay or neuter surgery, FVRCP vaccine, Rabies vaccine, and ear tipping (ear tipping is not optional) | $110 |
| POTENTIAL SURCHARGES | PRICES |
|---|---|
| Revolution (Fleas/Ticks) | $22 |
| Live Fleas | $20 |
| Intestinal Parasites (Round worms, Tape Worms) | $30 |
| Umbilical Hernia | $25 |
| In-Heat | $15 |
| Pyometra (Infected uterus) | $35 |
| Pregnant | $25 |
| Cryptotchid (undescended testicles) | $35-$65 |
How to Schedule
All of our scheduling is done in person at the clinic or online as payment is required at the time of scheduling.
To Schedule online, click the button below.
Request Your Pet’s Records
Have you had your pet spayed or neutered at our clinic and need a copy of the records?
Click on the button bellow or give us a call at (509) 380-5180