Boston MSPCA Spay/Neuter Programs

The Shalit-Glazer Clinic serves the medical needs of homeless animals at the MSPCA Boston Adoption Center and provides one-day spay-neuter and vaccination packages to qualifying low-income pet owners in the Boston area. Appointments are scheduled Monday – Friday.

For Cats

$10 Spay-Neuter for Cats in Dorchester, Mattapan, Hyde Park, and Roxbury

Thanks to special grants and the generous donations of individuals, the MSPCA Shalit-Glazer clinic is able to offer $10 spay-neuter services for kittens and cats who live in Dorchester, Roxbury, Mattapan, or Hyde Park. All cats using this program will also receive a rabies vaccination, FVRCP (distemper) vaccination, nail trim, and microchip. Flea treatment and dewormer is available for an additional $15. You will be required to provide proof of residency at your appointment.

Free Spay-Neuter for Cats in Chelsea

The MSPCA has partnered with Hubcats Chelsea to provide free spay-neuter packages to Chelsea residents. Packages include spay or neuter surgery, rabies and distemper vaccines, microchip and nail trim.

Low Cost Spay-Neuter for Cats in Greater Boston

Thanks to special grants and the generous donations of individuals, the MSPCA is able to offer low-cost spay-neuter services for cats and kittens who live in the Greater Boston Area. The spay-neuter package includes the spay or neuter surgery, rabies vaccination, FVRCP (distemper)vaccination, microchip (a form of permanent identification) and a nail trim. Email us an application and we’ll review your eligibility. Priority will be given to owners on public assistance. Proof of assistance (Medicaid, food stamps, SSI, rental and housing assistance, fuel assistance, WIC, or unemployment) will be required at the time of your appointment. Please note that state medical insurance alone does not qualify you for the subsidized package pricing. If you are not on public assistance, please explain your financial need.

For Dogs

Free Spay-Neuter for Pit Bulls in Dorchester, Roxbury, Mattapan and Hyde Park

Residents of Dorchester, Roxbury, Hyde Park, and Mattapan qualify for a free pit bull spay-neuter package.  The package includes the spay-neuter surgery, rabies vaccination, distemper vaccination, nail trim, and a microchip. Email us an application and we’ll review your eligibility for a low-cost spay/neuter appointment for your Pit Bull or Pit Bull mix at our Shalit-Glazer Clinic in Boston.

 $75 Spay-Neuter for Dogs in Chelsea

For residents of Chelsea, the MSPCA is able to offer $75 spay-neuter surgeries for dogs of families in Chelsea who are in need of financial assistance. Thanks to a partnership with HubCats Chelsea the cost of the spay-neuter surgery package is subsidized to offer this low cost package. The surgery package includes the spay-neuter surgery, rabies vaccination, distemper vaccination, and microchip (a form of permanent identification).

 Low Cost Spay-Neuter for Dogs in Greater Boston

The clinic offers low cost spay-neuter packages for residents on public assistance in the Greater Boston Area.  If you are not currently receiving public assistance program, please describe your current situation and why you are in need of low cost spay/neuter services. Due to limited resources, priority is given to individuals currently on public assistance. Please note that state medical insurance alone does not qualify as a form of public assistance. The surgery package includes the spay-neuter surgery, rabies vaccination, distemper vaccination, and microchip (a form of permanent identification).

Support Spay-Neuter Programs at the Shalit-Glazer Clinic

Your support allows us to offer subsidized spay-neuter services to qualifying pet owners at the Shalit-Glazer Clinic. Every contribution makes a real difference in the MSPCA’s efforts to end animal overpopulation in Massachusetts.

See all Spay-Neuter Programs

Can’t find a spay-neuter program that fits your needs? See all the options that the MSPCA-Angell has to offer. Spaying or neutering your animal is an easy way to do your part to help us solve the state’s animal overpopulation problem.

Questions?

Call us at 617-541-5007 or email us.