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Pets Lifeline Spay/Neuter Clinic (for qualifying pet owners) 

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Appointments are required. 

Due to high demand, we are currently booked out several months in advance. 

Submit an appointment request below to be put on our waitlist. We will call you with the next available date for your pet. 

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Qualifications for Pets Lifeline's Spay/Neuter Clinic: 

• You must be a resident of the Sonoma Valley, having one of these zip codes: 95416, 95433, 95442, 95452, or 95476. 

• Your annual household income must not exceed the following:

  • 1 person: $40,750

  • 2 persons: $46,550

  • 3 persons: $52,350

  • 4 persons: $58,150

  • 5 persons: $62,850

  • 6 persons: $67,500

  • 7 persons: $72,150

  • 8 persons: $76,800

• Kittens must weigh at least 2 pounds. 

• Puppies must be at least 4 months old. 

• The maximum age of pets is 7 years old. If your pet is 8 years or older, we recommend taking your pet to a veterinarian so that additional assessment and bloodwork can be done prior to surgery. 

If the qualifications listed above do not describe you or your pet, please see the bottom of this page for other spay/neuter options. If you meet the qualifications listed above, please submit an Appointment Request form below. If you have multiple pets to be spayed/neutered, submit one form for each animal. 

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What is included: 

• Spay/neuter surgery 

• Microchip (if pet is not already microchipped)

• Rabies vaccine (if needed) 

• FVRCP vaccine (if needed, cats only) 

• DAPP vaccine (if needed, dogs only) 

• Take-home pain medication for your pet

• E-collar (if needed) 

Pets Lifeline's spay/neuter clinic is free to participants, and is made possible by our generous donors. Donations are always welcome, and help us offset the cost of this program. You can donate online HERE. 

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Clinicas de esterilizacion son gratis y se requiere una cita. Regístrese AQUÍ.

No esterilizamos perros que pesan mas de 25 libras. 

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Veterinary Care Financial Assistance for Qualifying Pet Owners (Tender Loving Paws)

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Pets Lifeline has a financial assistance program for qualifying low-income senior citizens who are pet owners in Sonoma Valley to pay up to $200 toward veterinary care. This can be used to spay/neuter a pet through a local veterinary clinic. 

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To learn more about this program and to see if you qualify please call us at (707) 996-4577.  

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Feral/Community Cat Spay/Neuter

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Pets Lifeline has a free feral/community cat spay/neuter service for the Sonoma Valley. Please CLICK HERE to be redirected to our webpage detailing this program.