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From spcawake.org/helpline ↗The SPCA of Wake County provides free advice or guidance for whatever pet needs or concerns you may have. Whether you need help managing your cat's or dog's behavior or need information on affordable spay/neuter services, veterinary care, housing, placement, or anything else, to get started, select an option from the dropdown menu below.
Animal shelters across the country are at max capacity. The SPCA of Wake County is one of them. We are a limited intake facility and urge community members to consider every alternative to relinquishment. Resources are available to help; please select Rehoming Assistance from the options below.
Pet behavior problems are one of the main reasons pets are relinquished to shelters. You might be surprised to learn that you can solve some behavior issues in your own home or with a professional trainer. If you have concerns over your pet's behavior, please complete our Pet Behavior & Training Help Form, and one of our specialists will contact you.
The SPCA of Wake County provides free advice or guidance for whatever pet needs or concerns you may have.
To get started, select an option from the dropdown menu below.
Saving Lives Spay/Neuter ClinicBase prices for spay/neuter surgery range from $60-$270+ depending on your pet's species, gender, and other needs. Cats: Male $90, Female $120, Feral/Community $60. Dogs: Male up to 59 lbs $200, 60-99 lbs $240; Female up to 59 lbs $230, 60-99 lbs $270; 100 lbs+ call for pricing.Low-cost spay/neuter surgery helps make essential care more accessible while preventing unwanted litters and reducing pressure on local shelters.
Spay/Neuter VouchersBase prices for spay/neuter surgery range from $60-$270+ depending on your pet's species, gender, and other needsSPCA Wake partners with more than a dozen local veterinary clinics to make spay/neuter surgery more affordable for pet owners throughout the community.
Wellness ClinicsMicrochip $5.00; Rabies 1-year vaccine $10.00; FVRCP 1 year (cats) $5.00; DAPP 1 year (dogs) $5.00; Collar & Engraved ID tag $5.00. All fees are a donation to SPCA Wake and are non-refundable.Our low-cost vaccine and microchip clinics bring essential preventive care directly into the community, with vaccines, microchips, collars, and ID tags available for $10 and under.