NHS Spay & Neuter Center

The Nebraska Humane Society Spay & Neuter Center is dedicated to providing you and your pet with affordable, high-quality spay and neuter services. Our center is staffed with highly-trained, caring individuals who will treat you and your pet with the utmost care and respect. Due to Covid-19 we do have some social distancing procedures to follow so check in and check out may take a bit longer. We appreciate your patience!

Services

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Dog Spay:  

• $100 for females under 50 pounds
• $120 for females over 50 pounds

Dog Neuter:

• $75 for males under 50 pounds
• $95 for males over 50 pounds

For Cats:

• Cat Spay: $65
• Cat neuter: $55

Hours and appointments

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Learn more about the process

Put your mind at ease before and after your pet has surgery by reading about our process »

Emergencies

Spay and neuter surgery is very safe. Although uncommon, post-op emergencies can occur. In these cases, close monitoring and quality care is essential to identifying an emergency. Learn more »

Feral Cats

If you decide to bring your cat(s) to the NHS Spay & Neuter Center (SNC) to be sterilized, please note the following information:

• One or two feral cats may be dropped off between 7:30 and 9 a.m. on Mondays, Tuesdays or Wednesdays. No appointment is necessary. Feral cats are not accepted on Thursdays.
• All feral cats brought in for surgery MUST be in individual raccoon size traps. No feral cats will be accepted in carriers, kennels, boxes, etc. Only one cat per trap.
• Cover the trap with a towel or sheet to minimize the cat’s stress level and view of its surroundings.
• Cats will stay overnight and must be picked up between 7:15 and 9 a.m the morning after surgery.

FAQs

There are many myths surrounding spaying and neutering pets. Test your knowledge »

For Veterinarians

Our process is high volume, but still high quality. We encourage you to learn more about the services we provide to the community. Learn more »