Low-Cost Spay & Neuter Resources
Getting your pet fixed should be easier to afford. We’ve gathered local, regional and statewide options to help you find a clinic, transportation or financial assistance.
Need help requesting a spay/neuter appointment?
Use our separate clinic request form to share your contact details and your pet’s information with shelter staff for review.
Not sure where to start?
Pet Friendly Services of Indiana now maintains a statewide spay/neuter directory that can help you find low-cost clinics, transport programs and financial assistance by county.
Start in Rush County
These programs may be the easiest place to begin if you live in or near Rush County.
Rush County Humane Society
Offers spay/neuter assistance vouchers through participating veterinary clinics, including Jackman’s Animal Clinic and Buck Creek Veterinary Clinic.
Low Cost Spay Neuter Clinic Transport
A transport option serving the Rushville area. Pickup/drop-off is behind the Rushville CVS.
Public Vet
Appointment required. Public Vet offers cat clinics and financial assistance options for eligible Rush County residents. The clinic location is provided after appointment confirmation.
Programs That Can Lower the Cost
You may not need to pay the full clinic price. Check eligibility before choosing a provider.
Pet Friendly Services of Indiana — SNAP
Income-qualified Indiana pet owners can apply for spay/neuter certificates at participating veterinarians. The current program lists a $50 copay per surgery; community-cat certificates are available at $25 per cat for qualifying caretakers.
Indiana Spay/Neuter Resource Directory
Search by county for low-cost clinics, financial assistance, transportation programs and other spay/neuter resources.
Additional Options
These providers are farther from Rushville but may be useful when local appointments or assistance are unavailable.
IndyHumane Downtown Spay & Neuter Clinic
456 N. Holmes Ave., Indianapolis • Current listed pricing: cats $130; dogs $195. Includes surgery, nail trim, take-home pain medication and e-collar.
FACE Low-Cost Animal Clinic
1505 Massachusetts Ave., Indianapolis • Current listed pricing includes spay/neuter at $135 for cats and $210 for dogs. Deposits and additional services may apply.
P.A.W.S. Hancock County — Spay/Neuter Transport
Greenfield-based transportation to participating low-cost clinics, with transport offered on a recurring schedule.
Animal Care Alliance
1353 Abington Pike, Richmond • Affordable veterinary and spay/neuter services by appointment.
Humane Society of Johnson County
3827 North Graham Rd., Franklin • A low-cost spay/neuter clinic is being developed; check their current information before traveling.
Four Directions Vet Mobile Clinic
Mobile clinic services with cat-focused appointments. Availability and locations change, so check the current booking information.
Questions to Ask
What is the total cost?
Ask about surgery, exam fees, vaccines, rabies, microchips, pain medication, deposits and other required services.
Do I qualify?
Some assistance programs have income, county, species or community-cat requirements.
How does transportation work?
Confirm pickup location, drop-off time, return time and transport fees before booking.
What should I bring?
Ask about rabies records, carriers, fasting instructions and any required paperwork.
Know a low-cost option we should add?
Send us the clinic or program information and we’ll review it for inclusion.
Important: We are providing this list as a community resource. Prices, eligibility, clinic locations, schedules and availability can change. Please confirm current details directly with each provider before making an appointment.