There are numerous health and behavioral benefits to having your animal spayed/neutered. The IndyHumane Downtown Clinic can discuss what’s best for your pet and schedule your pet’s spay/neuter surgery.

Spay/neuter fees range from $25-$120, depending on pet owner address and needs-based public programs.

Dog pricing: 

General Public:
Female spay: $80
Male neuter: $70

Zip Code/Public Assistance:
$60 

Additional fees:
+$15 for overweight patients
+$15 for tooth extractions
+$15 for additional meds and e-collar
+$25 for cryptorchid males
+$25 for umbilical hernia repairs
+$30 for Convenia injections
+$25 for dogs 65-99 lbs.
+$40 for dogs 100+ lbs.

Cat Pricing (spay or neuter):

General Public:
$40

Zip Code/Public Assistance:
$20

Additional fees:
+$15 for overweight patients
+$15 for tooth extractions
+$15 for additional meds and e-collar
+$25 for cryptorchid males
+$25 for umbilical hernia repairs
+$30 for Convenia injections

To make an appointment, please click here:
indyhumane.org/schedule

Already made an appointment? Review surgery instructions here.

Clinic Information:
IndyHumane Downtown Clinic
456 N. Holmes Ave., Indianapolis, IN 46222.

Have questions? Email clinic@indyhumane.org

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community cats:

Our Community Cat package includes the spay/neuter surgery, a rabies vaccination,  a FVRCP vaccination, and an ear tip. This package costs just $25 and can make a huge impact on your community! You can learn more about Community Cats and TNR (trap/neuter/return) here.

Please click here to fill out a request form for the Community Cat package.

All feral or community cats must be in a trap. If you need a trap, please contact the IndyHumane Downtown Clinic at 317.602.3423 x 150.

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special discounts:

Regardless of income or public assistance program participation, if you live in one of the qualifying zip codes listed below, and can show proof of address at the time of check in, you will qualify for a reduced rate for surgery costs.

Qualifying Zip Codes:
 46201, 46203, 46218, 46219, 46221, 46222, 46224, 46226, 46227, 46241

In addition to these opportunities, the Animal Welfare Center is a participating vet with Spay-Neuter Services of Indiana, Inc. (SNSI). SNSI offers a $20 voucher program for pets, regardless of size or gender. Applicants must be approved through SNSI through a needs-based public assistance program or income qualifications. More information is available here.

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special offers for rescue partners:

If you own or operate a qualifying dog or cat rescue and are in need of medical services for the animals in your rescue, you can contact us for special opportunities. Please email clinic@indyhumane.org.

At IndyHumane we are committed to providing resources to pet owners in order to help keep pets happy, healthy, and in homes.

Lost your cat or dog, or found a stray?

Check below to see if your lost pet is currently at IndyHumane or with a Good Samaritan who reported the found pet to us.

If you’ve lost or found a pet, fill out a Lost/Found Report with as much detail as possible, including photos.

For more help, contact Indianapolis Animal Care Services and download tips on how to find your lost pet and tips on what to do if you find a stray, lost cat, or lost dog.

If you’ve found a stray dog or cat, please take the animal to Indianapolis Animal Care Services, the Indianapolis city shelter. Due to space constraints, it’s not always possible for us to take in stray animals. If you’re able to keep the stray in your home and schedule an appointment, please call us at 317.872.5650 x0. Sometimes it can be a few weeks before we can work an animal into our facility because we never put animals down for space or length of stay at IndyHumane.

Per Indianapolis City-County General Ordinance No. 531-731, stray animals will be held a minimum of four days. IndyHumane is a holding/transfer facility for stray animals, and it is possible that they will be transferred to Indianapolis Animal Care Services, who may assess fines.

After the minimum stray hold of four days from the intake date listed, a stray animal will be given medical and behavior exams and may then be sent to a foster home, breed rescue, or made available for adoption.

• Found animals below were reported to us by Good Samaritans. These animals are not in IndyHumane’s care.
• Stray animals below are at IndyHumane’s Michigan Road adoption center waiting to be re-claimed.
• If no contact info is listed on the animal’s description, contact customerservice@indyhumane.org.
• If you believe one of the animals below marked “Animal in Custody” is your lost pet, please bring proof of ownership (vet records, a picture of the animal with you, and/or microchip information) to the shelter during regular business hours.

Owners will be required to pay for any vaccines, spay/neuter surgeries, tests, or treatments provided to their pet while in IndyHumane custody. IndyHumane reserves the right to transfer animals to Indianapolis Animal Care Services for reclaiming by owners. Owners of found animals will pay $10 per day for cost of care when they come to IndyHumane to reclaim their pet. There will also be an additional fee of $10 for a microchip so that the pet has permanent identification, if the animal was not microchipped prior.

IndyHumane and most veterinarians offer free microchip scanning. If you have found an animal, we can scan for a microchip at our facility at no charge.

VCA West 86th St Animal Hospital
(7am-11pm)
4030 West 86th Street
Indianapolis, IN 46268-7800
(317) 872-0200
www.vcahospitals.com

Noah’s Animal Hospital & 24 HR Emergency Center
5510 Millersville Road
Indianapolis, IN 46226
(317) 253-1327
www.noahshospitals.com

IndyVet (24 Hours)
5425 Victory Drive
Indianapolis, IN 46203
(317) 782-4418
www.indyvet.com

Airport Animal Emergi-Center
(Special Late-Night, Weekend and Holiday Hours)
5235 West Washington Street
Indianapolis, IN 46241
(317) 248-0832
www.airportanimalemergicenter.com

VCA Indiana Veterinary Specialists and Emergency Center (24 hours)
7712 Cross Point Commons
Fishers, IN 46038
(317) 841-3606
http://www.vcaspecialtyvets.com/indiana-veterinary-specialists