Spay/Neuter Services:
Flagler Humane Society provides affordable spay and neuter services. Our main focus is to ensure that all animals are spayed and neutered, as this is the only effective way to lessen the pet overpopulation crisis nationwide.
Prevents uterine infections and pyometra (a life-threatening condition in females)
Reduces risk of mammary (breast) tumors, especially when done before the first heat cycle
Prevents testicular cancer and prostate problems in males
Eliminates messy heat cycles and reduces associated behaviors (crying, yowling, restlessness)
Helps prevent undesirable behaviors such as urine marking, humping, male aggression, and the urge to roam
Decreases the risk of certain cancers and hormone-related diseases later in life
Helps pets live longer, healthier lives
Reduces the number of unwanted litters, helping lower shelter overpopulation
Dog Neuter:
- Up to 50 lbs – $190
- 51 to 80 lbs – $220
- 81 to 110 lbs – $260
Dog Spay:
- Up to 50 lbs – $208
- 51 to 80 lbs – $260
- 81 to 110 lbs – $360
Cat Neuter:
- All weights – $120
Cat Spay:
- All weights – $155
- Pregnant – $50
- Undescended – $100
- In Heat – $30
- Dog Hernia – $45
- Cat Hernia – $25
- Rabies Vaccination (1 year) – $26
- Rabies Vaccination (3 year) – $37
- DHPP/FVRCP (1 year) – $32
- DHPP/FVRCP (3 year) – $42
- FELV – $47
- Bordetella – $32
- Lepto – $32
- Heart worm Test (6 months +) – $42
- Microchip – $32
- Ear Clean – $25
- Anal Glands – $25
- Deworming (under 6 months) – $22 – $42
- Comfort/Snug fit Collars
- XS – $15.99
- S – 16.99
- M – $17.99
- L – $18.99
- XL – $19.99
- Economy Collar – $10
Call us at (386) 445-1814 to schedule your pet’s sterilization appointment.
Residents of Flagler County who want to have their pets spayed or neutered at a private veterinary practice of their choice can apply for a $25 rebate from the County.
T-N-R for Community & Feral Cats
T-N-R surgeries are held every Wednesday.
Drop-off time is at 8:30 AM.
Each person can bring up to 3 cats per week.
No appointment needed. Call us at (386) 445-1814 for any questions.
Guidelines for Program:
- They must be in a trap, or they will not be accepted.
- Each cat will receive spay/neuter surgery, an ear notch, a rabies vaccination, and a panleukopenia vaccination for a $45 fee.
- FVRCP vaccination and FELV/FIV testing are available.
- It is recommended that the cat be kept in a crate overnight before being released the following day.