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How many animals do you provide services for each year?
Over 12,000 animals, including sheltered dogs, cats, pocket pets, livestock, wildlife etc.
   
What are the types of services provided by The SPCA for Monterey County?
   
How is The SPCA funded?
The SPCA for Monterey County is a private, non-profit donor supported humane society that has been serving the community since 1905. We are not a part of nor do we receive funds from any national organization. Our programs and services are funded through the generous support of our community, including memberships, donations, grants and fees for services
   
How much does it cost to adopt a pet?
Dogs: From $65.00 to $250.00. Includes: spay/neuter, microchip, rabies vaccinations and others as needed, SPCA identification tag, temperament & health evaluation. Dog License:
$10.00

Cats: From $35 to $125.00 Includes: spay/neuter, microchip, rabies vaccination and others as needed, SPCA identification tag, cardboard pet carrier, temperament & health evaluation

Rabbits: $25.00 Includes: neuter for males, micro-chip

Guinea Pigs/Rats/Mice/Hamsters: $15

   
How much does it cost to have a pet spayed or neutered?
Dog spay: $135.00
Dog Neuter: $110.00
Cat spay: $100.00
Cat Neuter: $45.00
 
Additional fees may apply if the animal is in-heat, pregnant or obese.
   
Does The SPCA for Monterey County provide spay/neuter services for feral cats?
Yes. Please call our spay/neuter clinic for more information

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