Animal Spay & Neuter

Such loving care… I was worried at first but was assured my mow mow would be well taken care of. When I got the call to come get him, I dropped everything and rushed to him. He was so relaxed and chill. They complemented him on how great he was. But this staff definitely deserves this compliment of how awesome they are. I was expecting him to be in a lot of pain but to my surprise, he was chill as ever. Thank you for loving mow mow as much as I do.

Animal spay and neuter got both of my fur babies neutered. Very fast, efficient, and friendly staff. I am so thankful for the wonderful experience and the reasonable pricing. If i didn’t find this place i don’t think i would’ve been able to afford two surgeries for my boys. I highly recommend!

I have taken care of 2 colonies about 25 to 30 animals all by myself with my own money over the past 20 years. Animal spay and Neuter was a miracle for me. Anyone who is low income that takes on caring for other people's selfish and monsterous deeds of abandoning, neglecting,abusing animals knows where I am coming from. Auburn Animal/spay/neuter FIXED almost all the felines I cared for along with Feildhaven another feline charity. All of these cats lived out their lives in peace and freedom some reaching 15 and 16 years old. I believe it was because of the early care Auburn spay and Neuter provided them for their start in this world. Euthanasia is difficult because of becoming attached but again I was able to get it done quickly to ease pain and staff always so kind and their for you. I w

We brought our cat here for a check-up. The staff was kind and attentive. They gave him a couple of shots and prescribed the necessary medication. Everyone was very caring and helpful. Thank you!

My daughter rescued a stray cat and cared for him for three weeks before bringing him to this clinic. He wasn’t healthy, but he was doing much better than when she first found him — eating regularly, gaining some weight, and starting to show signs of recovery. During the exam, the vet noted that he was an older cat, extremely underweight, and had a lump in his abdomen, which she said could possibly be cancer. She did mention that, given his condition, it wasn’t necessary for him to be fully vaccinated. However, I told her we had a vet appointment scheduled, and they were requesting that he be vaccinated. She proceeded to give him the rabies vaccine. That same night, he started to decline. He stopped eating, and just two days later, he passed away. We were never told that vaccinating a