Spay Neuter Program

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Spay Neuter Program

Low-Cost Spay/Neuter Voucher Program

The Low-Cost Spay/Neuter Voucher Program is open to anyone who needs to have their dog or cat spayed or neutered. The program is an easy way for you to attain the assistance you need to have your pet altered at one of our area veterinarians.

Out of funding. If you would like to donate to help with this great program please click the Donate-Spay/Neuter button below.

Low-Cost Spay/Neuter Program
Frequently Asked Questions
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How does the voucher program work?

Vouchers are available to purchase at Second Chance Pet Rescue. The cost of the voucher will be dependent on the type of pet you have.

Vouchers for dogs are $10; vouchers for cats are $5. The voucher surgery value (the cost of surgery that the voucher will pay for) is as follows:

$35 for a male cat
$40 for a female cat

$55 for a female dog under 50lbs
$70 for a female dog over 50lbs

$45 for a male dog under 50lbs
$55 for a male dog over 50lbs

This program is for personal pets only. Funds that have been generously donated for this program are specifically to help pet owners get their pets fixed. We cannot issue vouchers to other rescues. Vouchers will only be issued to the pet owner and the pet owner must take the pet to the vet.

Limit three vouchers per family.

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What do I do after I purchase my voucher?

When you purchase your voucher, you will be given an instruction sheet. It's very easy to get your pet set up. You will call the participating vet of your choice to set up an appointment.

Each clinic will accept the vouchers, but their pricing is different.

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Who are the participating Vets?

Animal Clinic of Joplin will accept the voucher as partial payment for surgery, you will have no additional payment for surgery but WILL BE REQUIRED to get a rabies vaccine for your pet for $10.

Joplin Humane Society's Spay/Neuter Clinic will accept the voucher as payment in full for surgery, you will have no additional payment for surgery but WILL BE REQUIRED to get a rabies vaccine for your pet for $10. They also require a $10 deposit to hold your appointment. The deposit will be applied to and cover the cost of your rabies vaccine. You can schedule your appointment with them online but must make the deposit at that time. You can go here to set up your appointment: www.joplinhumane.org/

Fairland Veterinary Hospital will accept the voucher but there will be a co-pay. Co-pays are typically between $40-60.

Grant Veterinary Clinic will accept the voucher but there will be a co-pay. You will need to ask what the total cost of surgery will be for the type/size pet you have so you will know what your co-pay will be.
You WILL BE REQUIRED to get a rabies vaccine for your pet and a heartworm test will be required for dogs.

The Veterinary Center of Miami will accept the voucher but there will be a co-pay. You will need to ask what the total cost of surgery will be for the type/size pet you have so you will know what your co-pay will be.

Owners are responsible for any co-pays or extra incidental charges. Please ask questions before your appointment/surgery! We have no control over veterinary clinic pricing.

Please do not call the clinics until you have a voucher and are ready to set up an appointment

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OK! I am ready! How do I get a voucher?

Vouchers are available to purchase at the shelter during regular business hours. Just stop into the office to purchase your voucher, we take cash, credit, or debit. We do not take personal checks for vouchers. We will have a form for you to fill out, collect payment and issue your voucher. We will provide you with instructions and contact information you will need to set up your appointment

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Anything else that I need to know?

Voucher funds only cover spay/neuter surgery costs. Vaccines, pre or post-op care, or other treatments, if necessary, will be at your expense. If your pet is a cryptorchid (has an undescended testicle) there may be an extra fee. Please ask the vet you are utilizing questions BEFORE your surgery day. SCPR has no control over veterinary fees.