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Low-cost spay/neuter. Tally Spay (5021 W. Tennessee St.) charges $70 to spay a cat and $60 to neuter one; dogs start at $95 for a spay and $85 for a neuter. Pain medication is included and a $20 deposit holds the appointment.

$5 spay/neuter vouchers. Be the Solution vouchers cost a $5 co-pay with proof of need (such as an EBT or Medicaid card), or $30 for a cat and $40 for a dog without it. Pick them up at 1208 Capital Circle SE, Unit D.

24-hour emergency care. Allied Veterinary Emergency Hospital at 2324 Centerville Road takes cats, dogs and other small animals 24 hours a day, including walk-ins. Call (850) 222-0123.

Low-cost clinics

Showing 3 clinics. Prices are what each clinic publishes, not quotes.

Verified October 26, 2026
Cat spay
$70
Cat neuter
$60
Dog spay (up to 79 lb)
$95
Dog spay (80–100 lb)
$115

Surgery by appointment, Tuesday to Friday

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  • Cat spay: $70
  • Cat neuter: $60
  • Dog spay (up to 79 lb): $95
  • Dog spay (80–100 lb): $115
  • Dog spay (over 100 lb): $130
  • Dog neuter (up to 79 lb): $85
  • Dog neuter (80–100 lb): $105
  • Dog neuter (over 100 lb): $120
  • Rabies vaccine (if needed): $15
  • FVRCP vaccine: $12
  • FeLV/FIV combo test: $25
  • Microchip: $10

Surgery prices include pain medication. There is no extra surgery charge for pets in heat or for cryptorchid males.

Dogs and cats from Tallahassee and surrounding areas, by appointment only. A $20 non-refundable deposit is required to book and is applied to the bill on surgery day. Bring a rabies certificate (tags aren't accepted) or pay $15 for the vaccine that day. Pets must be at least 8 weeks old and 2 pounds. Services are only given on the day of surgery, and the clinic does not treat illness or injury. Tally Spay accepts certain spay/neuter vouchers.

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Verified October 26, 2026
Cat spay
$70
Cat neuter
$50
Dog spay (under 25 lb)
$81
Dog spay (26–50 lb)
$89

Monday to Friday 7:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

All prices, eligibility and sources
  • Cat spay: $70
  • Cat neuter: $50
  • Dog spay (under 25 lb): $81
  • Dog spay (26–50 lb): $89
  • Dog spay (101 lb and over): $145
  • Dog neuter (under 25 lb): $71
  • Dog neuter (26–50 lb): $79
  • Dog neuter (51–75 lb): $92
  • Dog neuter (76–100 lb): $105
  • Dog neuter (101 lb and over): $135

Call for the price of a spay for a dog between 51 and 100 lb.

Dogs and cats. Surgery drop-off is 7:30–9:00 a.m. with 4:00 p.m. pickup; the clinic now also takes appointments. Pre-surgery bloodwork is optional. Animal Aid is also a Be the Solution partner vet.

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Microchip (pre-registered with PetLink)
$10

Appointments Monday to Saturday 10:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

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All prices, eligibility and sources
  • Microchip (pre-registered with PetLink): $10

Open to all pet owners. Cats, dogs, rabbits and ferrets at least 2 months old. Each pet needs its own appointment; dogs must be leashed and cats in a carrier. Call 850-891-2950, extension 0, to book.

Cash or credit card.

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Spay/neuter and vaccine programs

$5 co-pay with proof of need; otherwise $30 per cat or $40 per dog

Be the Solution spay/neuter vouchers

Be the Solution, Inc.

Needs-based vouchers for personal pets of residents of Tallahassee, Crawfordville, Havana, Quincy and Monticello, used at partner vets. To get the $5 rate, bring proof of need such as an EBT card, Medicaid card, unemployment or disability check stub, or a tax return showing income under $25,000 (one adult) or $40,000 (two adults). Pick up vouchers at The Fix Thrift Store, 1208 Capital Circle SE, Unit D (Tuesday and Thursday 11 a.m.–1 p.m., Saturday noon–3 p.m.), or at the Leon County Humane Society office, 413 Timberlane Road (Tuesday to Thursday 10 a.m.–3 p.m.). Bring photo ID. Rabies shots and pain medication are extra. Questions: (850) 545-2043.

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Free

Community Cats Program

Tallahassee Animal Shelter Foundation

Free spay/neuter, rabies vaccine and ear tip for stray or feral cats brought in by a Good Samaritan, with surgery at Tally Spay. Limited to small numbers (7 or fewer) of free-roaming cats; not for managed colonies. Loaner traps are available for a small refundable deposit. Email asfcc2022@gmail.com to start.

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24-hour emergency vets

Struggling to breathe, heavy bleeding, collapse, or poison: go now. Ask for an estimate before treatment starts.

Help paying vet bills

Local Tallahassee programs

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National grants

RedRover Relief Urgent Care grants, Frankie's Friends – National Frankie's Friends Fund, The Pet Fund, and 4 more. Each covers one kind of case and pays the clinic directly. See who qualifies

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Common questions

How much does it cost to spay a cat in Tallahassee?

Tally Spay and Animal Aid Society both charge $70 to spay a cat. Neutering a cat costs $60 at Tally Spay and $50 at Animal Aid. With a Be the Solution voucher, your co-pay can be as low as $5.

Who qualifies for a $5 Be the Solution voucher?

Residents of Tallahassee, Crawfordville, Havana, Quincy or Monticello who bring proof of need, such as an EBT card, Medicaid card, unemployment or disability check stub, or a tax return under the income limits. Without proof of need, the co-pay is $30 for a cat and $40 for a dog.

Can I get a stray or feral cat fixed for free?

Yes, for up to 7 free-roaming cats. The Tallahassee Animal Shelter Foundation's Community Cats Program covers spay/neuter, a rabies shot and an ear tip at Tally Spay. Email asfcc2022@gmail.com.

Is there a 24-hour emergency vet in Tallahassee?

Yes. Allied Veterinary Emergency Hospital at 2324 Centerville Road is open 24 hours and takes walk-ins. Call (850) 222-0123.

Sources (9 links)

Every fact comes from the organization's own website or the official city or county site, checked on the date shown.

  1. Low-cost spay/neuter: https://tallyspay.com/ (opens in a new tab)
  2. $5 spay/neuter vouchers: https://bethesolution.us/get-fixed/ (opens in a new tab)
  3. 24-hour emergency care: https://alliedveterinary.com/ (opens in a new tab)
  4. Tally Spay: https://tallyspay.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/Tally-Spay-FAQs-26.pdf (opens in a new tab)
  5. Animal Aid Society Spay & Neuter: https://animalaid.us/spay-%26-neutering (opens in a new tab)
  6. Animal Aid Society Spay & Neuter: https://animalaid.us/ (opens in a new tab)
  7. Tallahassee Animal Services microchip appointments: https://www.talgov.com/animals/asc-id (opens in a new tab)
  8. Allied Veterinary Emergency Hospital: https://alliedveterinary.com/services/emergency-vet (opens in a new tab)
  9. UF Small Animal Hospital (University of Florida): https://smallanimal.vethospital.ufl.edu/clinical-services/emergency-critical-care/ (opens in a new tab)

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