Directions to the Clinic

For more information or to schedule an appointment: Please call (505) 474-6422.

Spay/Neuter Clinic: Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. by appointment only.

Vaccinations and Vaccination Clinics: Low-cost vaccination clinics are Fridays from 8 to 11:30 a.m. and 1 to 4 p.m. No appointments are necessary for vaccinations.

Limited Veterinary Care Clinic: Office Visit: $35. Call (505) 474-6422 for more information.

Community Cat Care (Gatos de Santa Fe): Free spaying/neutering for community or feral cats under Trap-Neuter-Return program daily during spay/neuter days (call for tentative appointments). Humane traps are available for loan with a $50 fully refundable deposit).

Regular spay/neuter prices are as follows:

Costs for cats are $40 for males and $60 for females.

Costs for dogs are $110 to $150 based on weight and gender.

For income-qualified clients (households making less than $40,000 annually and/or receiving public assistance), spay/neuter prices are as follows. Clinic staff will verify income and/or public assistance.

Costs for cats are $30 for males and $40 for females.

Costs for dogs are $65 to $90 based on weight and gender.

Additional fees apply for pregnant/in-heat animals and for female dogs over 100 pounds.

Coming in for surgery at the Wellness Clinic? Print and download the following two forms:

1. Surgery Consent (English) -or- Consentimiento de la Cirugía (Español)

2. Patient Health History

Vaccinations and Vaccination Clinics: Low-cost vaccination clinics are Fridays from 8 to 11:30 a.m. and 1 to 4 p.m. No appointments necessary for vaccinations.

Coming in for vaccinations? Please print and fill out the form before you come: Wellness Medical Form

All vaccinations are $15 each.

Available for dogs:
Rabies
DA2PPV (distemper, parvo)
Bordatella (kennel cough)

Available for cats:
Rabies
FVRCP (feline distemper)
FeLV (feline leukemia)

Found Animals Microchip: $10 (includes registration)

Canine Heartworm Test: $20

Feline Leukemia/FIV Test: $20

Frontline flea & tick products: prices vary

Heartguard heartworm preventative: prices vary

To make an appointment or for more information, please call 474-6422.

SFAS&HS also offers euthanasia and cremation services at the main Shelter campus  and the off-site clinic for your companion animal. (Please call for available times.)

Owner Witness Euthanasia: $50

Euthanasia: $40

Communal Cremations (no cremains returned to owner):
Under 15 lbs: $40
16-75 lbs: $55
76-125 lbs: $70 
126-175 lbs: $85 
over 175 lbs: $85 plus $.50/lb over 175

Private Cremations (only the owner's pet's cremains returned):
Exotics: $50
Under 25 lbs: $80 
26-75 lbs: $110
76-125 lbs: $150 
126-175 lbs: $190 
over 175 lbs: $190 plus $.50/lb over 175

If you choose to pick up your animal's remains, they will be available within two weeks.

If you do not wish to have your companion animal cremated, we will handle the body for $30.

SpAN New Mexico is a key program of the Santa Fe Animal Shelter & Humane Society’s comprehensive effort to end animal overpopulation. The program serves an important function in the lives of animals and the overall health of communities in New Mexico. Pet overpopulation contributes greatly to animal suffering. Our mission is to end the suffering of innocent dogs and cats by reducing the number of unwanted births.

The SpAN New Mexico team is able to provide surgery and care to an average of 30 animals a day. Our per-surgery costs are significantly lower than those of similar mobile spay/neuter programs. A portion of surgery costs are offset by low fees from pet owners. Operating with a small but well-qualified team means we are able to be efficient with resources without sacrificing care for the animals. Our staff — a program coordinator, two veterinary assistants/technicians, and a surgeon — is chosen for their ability to combine care, speed and efficiency to make the most of the mobile clinic.

SPAN New Mexico has a current annual cost of $250,750, which provides for more than 100 clinics
each year across our state. This impacts the lives of thousands of animals annually, and combats the
problem of pet overpopulation. Your contribution enables SpAN to provide spay/neuter surgeries and a
model of care for the animals of New Mexico. Whatever amount you donate, you can be confident
in our commitment to running an efficient program, and in our dedication to a high level of care for
each animal we serve.

“Having personally witnessed the work that SpAN accomplishes, we know that our donation truly impacts the lives of many animals, and is helping to change attitudes about animal welfare around our state.”

— David Chickey & Trey Jordan, Donors

To donate to this program, click the donate button at the top of the page and note that you wish your donation to benefit the SpAN program.

We are in urgent need of the following supplies which may be brough to the Shelter:
• Dog collars (small and medium -- we have many large collars already)
• Dog harnesses (small and medium -- we have many large harnesses already)
• Leashes (any length)

To reach our Mobile Clinic Coordinator, Eva Paloheimo, email or call 505-470-8765.

PLEASE NOTE: The Mobile Van is not a full-service mobile veterinary unit. This calendar represents scheduled trips to communities we serve.