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Spay San Jose

Low-Cost Spay and Neuter Programs
in San Jose and Silicon Valley

Last updated: September 23, 2019

City of San Jose 

Residents of  San Jose, Cupertino, Los Gatos, Milpitas, Saratoga.
Location: San Jose Animal Care Center, 2750 Monterey Road, San Jose, CA 95111-3120

Services for pet cats, feral cats, and pet dogs (chihuahuas/chihuahua mix only).

Two options for feral cats:

1. " Feral Freedom" program 

2. Regular Spay Neuter Program

As of September 2019 , the San Jose Animal Care Center has told us they are limiting the number of feral cats that they will accept under the regular program on any given day to as few as 6 cats shelter-wide. To reduce the chances you are turned away, we recommend you plan to arrive at or before 8AM so you are one of the first people in line. If you are turned away from the regular spay neuter program , you can use the Feral Freedom program or one of the other resources on this list and if you can't locate one, email  TNR@13thstcats.org  for advice.  

Information and fees for low-cost spay/neuter of pet cats and pet dogs: http://www.sanjoseanimals.org/index.aspx?nid=2762

Silicon Valley Animal Control Authority

Residents of: Santa Clara, Campbell, Monte Sereno, Mountain View
Location: SVACA, 3370 Thomas Road,Santa Clara, CA 95054

Services for pet cats, feral cats, and pet dogs.

Feral Freedom TNR program -  Feral cats can be dropped off for spay/neuter services Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, or Sunday 8pm-5pm, or Wednesday 8am-7pm. No appointment needed. Cost: free to residents of above cities for cats trapped in those cities.  If this is your first time bringing a cat to this shelter, please call in advance to let them know when you are coming and to let them verify the address is in their jurisdiction: (408) 764-0344. There is no daily limit, but they ask that if you are trapping multiple cats (definitely 5 or more) that you call in advance to let them know when you are coming. More info:  http://svaca.com/services/feral-cats-trapping

Humane Society of Silicon Valley

Residents of: Anywhere
(Feral Cat spay/neuter: FREE for Santa Clara County residents, $50 for residents of other counties)
Location: 901 Ames Avenue, Milpitas, CA 95035

Services for pet cats, feral cats, and dogs. 
 
For feral cats, no appointments are needed - surgery drop off Tuesday through Saturday, from 7AM- 8AM. Surgery pick up same day from 5PM-6PM. Limit of 2 cats per caretaker per day. Each cat must be in it's own humane trap. Need to trap more than 2 cats at once? Please email the shelter in advance to make an appointment: medicalcenter@hssv.org

As of August 2019, the Humane Society has told us they are limiting the number of feral cats that they will accept on any given day to as few as 10 cats shelter-wide. To reduce the chances you are turned away, we recommend you plan to arrive at 7AM so you are one of the first people in line. If you are turned away from the Humane Society, please try to use one of the other resources on this list and if you can't locate one, email TNR@13thstcats.org for advice.

Different person dropping off and picking up the cat? The cat's intake paperwork must be in the name of the person who plans to pick up the cat. If you are planning to have a different person pick up the cat in the afternoon, please make sure you download the form here, and ask the person who is going to be picking up the cat to fill it out in their name and give it to the person dropping off the cat in the morning.

Feral Cat Recheck program: Concerned about a visible health issue (wound, abscess, etc) you see with a feral cat? Bring them in for the Feral Cat Recheck program. Bring the cat in a humane trap, and the medical center will look at the cat under anesthesia and do what they can to help it out in this single visit. The cost for a feral recheck will be at minimum $50 and a maximum of $150, pricing dependent on issue determined at the time of examination.

County of Santa Clara Animal Care Services (at San Martin Shelter)

Residents of: Unincorporated Santa Clara County, San Martin, Morgan Hill, Gilroy

The County of Santa Clara will spay and neuter feral cats trapped in participating jurisdictions for free at the San Martin shelter. There are two programs available:

1.      Shelter Surrender

2.Regular Spay Neuter Program

Information and fees for low-cost spay/neuter of pet cats and pet dogs:  http://www.sanjoseanimals.org/index.aspx?nid=2762

County of Santa Clara Animal Care Services (via Local Veterinarians)

Residents of: Santa Clara County
All services are provided by participating local veterinarians. See complete list below or at:
https://www.sccgov.org/sites/asc/services-and-resources/Pages/spay-neuter.aspx  

Pricing and pre-surgery requirements vary by vet, so call in advance for more information and to make an appointment.

Feral Cats:

Pet Cats:

Pet Dogs: https://www.sccgov.org/sites/asc/services-and-resources/Pages/spay-neuter.aspx  

Participating Veterinarians

San Jose Animal Hospital
940 Berryessa Road
San Jose, CA 95133-1056
408-453-2524

Animal Medical Center
1820 Hillsdale Avenue
San Jose, CA 95124
408-267-7387

Animal Medical Clinic
1405 N. Milpitas Boulevard
Milpitas, CA 95035
408-262-7190
Low Cost Spay Neuter 
Peninsula Area Programs

Peninsula Humane Society/SPCA

Residents of: San Mateo County

Location: Coyote Point Shelter, 12 Airport Boulevard, San Mateo, CA

Services for pet cats, feral cats, dogs, and rabbits. Feral cats: By appointment only, Monday through Friday (call: 650/340-7022, ext. 679). Up to two cats per appointment. Price: $50, or free with a San Mateo County voucher.

(How to get a San Mateo County spay/neuter voucher: Get the voucher before trapping--call the San Mateo County Health Department, Monday through Thursday, at 650/573-3940. All voucher cats will be tested for FIV/FELV--if they test positive they are required be euthanized. (Note: If you pay out of pocket, you can choose not to have the cat euthanized if it tests positive. Current wait time for receiving a voucher is approx. six to eight weeks (as of 7/27/15)

Program Information: https://phs-spca.org/street-cats/

The Palo Alto Humane Society's CatWorks Voucher Program

Residents of: Palo Alto, Los Altos, and Los Altos Hills residents. Also, Redwood City, Menlo Park, and East Palo Alto residents who tried and failed to get a San Mateo County Voucher.

All services are provided by participating local veterinarians and clinics. See complete list at:

http://www.paloaltohumane.org/programs/intervention/catworks.html

Pre-surgery requirements vary by vet, so call in advance for more information and to make an appointment.

Low Cost Spay Neuter Stanislaus County Area

S.A.V.E.D. Low Cost Spay and Neuter Clinic
3232 Beckwith Ct.
Modesto, CA 95358  (209) 661-4138.

http://www.savedspay.org/