Spay/Neuter Update:

All appointments FOR DOGS have been filled through the end of December. 

On Wednesday, December 4th, we will start scheduling new spay/neuter appointments for January and close our books once all appointments have been filled through February.

We still have cat and rabbit appointments available in December. Given the high demand for our sterilization services, we are only currently scheduling existing clinic patients (who are current on their vaccinations) and pre-qualified low-income customers. We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your patience. To schedule an appointment for your cat or rabbit, please call us at 801-261-2919 extension 226. Please only leave one message, as multiple messages delay our response time. 

COMMUNITY CATNIP:

  • Appointments for spaying/neutering of unowned community cats can be made online through the catnip page.

If you have questions regarding an existing appointment or need to cancel or reschedule, please call us at (801) 261-2919 ext 230. 

SNIP (Spay/Neuter Incentive Program) for Low-Income Households:

See our SNIP page to see if you qualify and for scheduling options.

4242 S 300 W, Murray, UT 84107
(801) 261-2919 ext. 230

Clinic Hours 

Spay/Neuter surgeries are done by appointment only. Please click the Spay/Neuter link below for more information. Walk-in vaccinations may be done during the following hours:

Monday – Friday  9–11:45 AM / 1–5:45 PM  
Saturday9–11:45 AM / 1–3:45 PM
SundayClosed
Please note that our check-in window closes promptly at 11:45 am for lunch, and at 3:45 PM or 5:45 PM for the day.

* Check our Holiday Hours page for special event hours and holiday hours.  * All services and pricing are subject to change without notice. 

Please note, our spay/neuter and vaccine clinic is not a full-service veterinary hospital. Contact your local veterinarian for pet emergencies or illnesses.

Please note:

  • We cannot provide any services for cats that are not in carriers or dogs that are not on leashes.
  • All fees must be paid at the time of service, we cannot offer payment arrangements.
  • We reserve the right to refuse service for any animal to whom any procedure is deemed a health risk or if the animal is deemed too aggressive or difficult to handle. 
  • We cannot perform surgery on an animal that has bitten a person within the last 10 days.

We no longer offer grooming services such as nail trims and anal gland expression. Please visit a groomer or full-service veterinary clinic for these grooming services.

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Please read our SPAY NEUTER UPDATE at the top of the page before contacting us about spaying/neutering.

Spay/Neuter surgeries are done by appointment only. 

IMPORTANT: Spay/Neuter Surgery Requirements & Restrictions
Dog Spay or Neuter $300
Cat Spay or Neuter$150
Rabbit Spay or Neuter$300
These prices went into effect on July 3, 2023.

*Includes E-collar for male dogs to prevent licking and chewing at the incision site.
*All services and pricing are subject to change without notice.

The Humane Society of Utah’s state-of-the-art spay/neuter clinic has full-time licensed veterinarians. In addition to the medical services provided for all shelter animals prior to adoption, the Humane Society of Utah clinic offers affordable health and population control options for the community.

Read more about why you should spay/neuter your pet early to prevent health and behavioral issues, and help fix the pet homelessness problem. 

 Vaccinations are available on a walk-in basis.
Monday – Friday 9:00 – 11:45 am & 1:00 – 5:45 pm
Saturday 9:00 – 11:45 am & 1:00 – 3:45 pm

Puppy Vaccinations

Initial puppy vaccinations should be given every 3-4 weeks until the puppy reaches at least 16 weeks old. A minimum of three sets of DA2PP should be provided.

The total number of sets needed will depend entirely on the puppy’s age at each visit. To minimize cost, guardians may bring their puppy in at precisely 8, 12, and 16 weeks old.

If sets are given any longer than 4 weeks apart, additional vaccinations will be necessary at the guardian’s expense. If puppies start their vaccinations earlier than 8 weeks old or complete the schedule below before reaching 16 weeks old, additional vaccinations will be necessary at the guardian’s expense. 

All dogs 16 weeks and older receiving their first vaccinations will require two sets of DA2PP given 3-4 weeks apart. The vaccinations included in the final set are current for one year. When they return a year later, they will be given a DA2PP and Rabies vaccination good for three years.

First Set – recommended at 8 weeks old: $40

  • First Distemper/Parvo Combination (includes Adenovirus Type 2 and Parainfluenza)
  • First Deworm for intestinal parasites (Pyrantel for roundworms)

Second Set – recommended at 12 weeks old: $55

  • Second Distemper/Parvo Combination
  • Annual Intranasal Bordetella (Kennel cough)
  • Second Deworm

Third Set – recommend at 16 weeks old: $50

  • Third Distemper/Parvo Combination
  • 1-Year Rabies 

Potential Fourth Set – (if third set is given before 16 weeks old): $40

  • Annual Distemper/Parvo Combination

Dog Vaccination Packages 

Full Adult Dog – 1 Year (DA2PP 1-year, Bordetella, Rabies 1-year) $60
Half Adult Dog – 1 Year (DA2PP 1-year & Bordetella)$55
Full Adult Dog – 3 Year (DA2PP 3-year, Bordetella, Rabies 3-year)$70
Half Adult Dog – 3 Year (DA2PP 3-year & Bordetella)$65
Adventure Dog Package (Leptospirosis and Lyme – does not include boosters)$60

Dog Individual Vaccinations

DA2PP 1-year (includes Distemper/Adenovirus/ Parvo/Parainfluenza)$40
DA2PP 3-year$50
H3N1/H3N8 Canine Influenza$45
Bordetella (kennel cough)$30
Lyme Disease $45
Rabies$20
Leptospirosis$45

Kitten Vaccinations

Initial kitten vaccinations should be given every 3-4 weeks, starting at 8 weeks old until the kitten reaches at least 16 weeks old. A minimum of three sets of FVRCP should be provided. 

The total number of sets needed will depend entirely on the kitten’s age at each visit. To minimize cost, guardians may bring their kitten in at precisely 8, 12, and 16 weeks old. 

If sets are given any longer than 4 weeks apart, additional vaccinations will be necessary at the guardian’s expense. If kittens start their vaccinations earlier than 8 weeks old or complete the above series before reaching 16 weeks old, additional vaccinations will be necessary at the guardian’s expense. 

All cats 16 weeks and older receiving their first vaccinations will require two sets of FVRCP given 3-4 weeks apart. The vaccinations included in the final set are current for one year. When they return a year later, they will be given an FVRCP and Rabies that will be good for three years. 

The Feline Leukemia Virus vaccination should be given to ALL cats under one year old. FeLV requires a booster 3-4 weeks after the initial immunization, then an annual booster for cats with a high risk of exposure (typically cats who spend time outdoors). 

First Set – recommended at 8 weeks old: $35

  • First FVRCP (includes Rhinotracheitis, Calicivirus, Panleukopenia, Chlamydophila)
  • First Deworm for intestinal parasites (Pyrantel for roundworms)

Second Set – recommended at 12 weeks old: $60

  • Second FVRCP
  • First FeLV (Feline Leukemia Virus)
  • Second Deworm

Third Set – recommend at 16 weeks old: $70

  • Third FVRCP
  • Annual FeLV
  • 1-Year Rabies 

Potential Fourth Set – (if third set is given before 16 weeks old): $35

  • Annual FVRCP

Cat Vaccination Packages 

Full Adult Cat – 1 Year (FVRCP 1-year, Leukemia, Rabies 1-year)$70
Half Adult Cat – 1 Year (FVRCP 1-year & Leukemia) $60
Full Adult Cat – 3 Year (FVRCP 3-year, Leukemia, Rabies 3-year)$80
Half Adult Cat – 3 Year (FVRCP 3-year & Leukemia)$70

Cat Individual Vaccinations  

FVRCP 1-year (includes Rhinotracheitis/Panleukopenia/ Chlamydophila/Calicivirus)$35   
FVRCP 3-year$45
Feline Leukemia$45
Rabies$20

Rabbit Individual Vaccinations 

(By appointment only)       

Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease (RHDV-2)$45  
Microchip (Required for all rabbits vaccinated against RHDV-2)$40
RHDV-2 second dose (booster) is needed three weeks after the first dose$45

Rabbit hemorrhagic disease is a highly contagious, fatal disease in rabbits and is currently classified as a reportable, foreign animal disease in the United States. It has been spreading to multiple states across the Southwest since 2020. The vaccine should be fully protective 14 days after the second booster, given 3 weeks after the first dose.

Rabbit Vaccination requires an appointment in the clinic. Call 801-261-2919 ext 230 to schedule and mention upfront that the appointment is for a rabbit. To reduce stress, rabbit vaccinations are scheduled before we open to the public.
Rabbits must be at least 8 weeks old to receive the vaccination.

Documents

Prefer to fill out our vaccination authorization form before you arrive? You can download and print it in advance or fill it out at our check-in window once you arrive.

Walk-in Price List
Kitten Vaccination Schedule
Puppy Vaccination Schedule
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Horario Cachorro Español

We are no longer booking new appointments for dental services.
Existing appointments will be honored.

We understand how important affordable access to veterinary care is to our community. At the same time, we face the pressing needs of homeless animals in our care who require the same services to prepare them for adoption. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. It’s a challenging balance to maintain, and though we sincerely wish we had the resources to support both needs fully, our current limitations mean we must prioritize the immediate welfare of the animals in our care.

Murray Clinic offers low-cost spay/neuter and vaccination for community cats.

CATNIP Program for Community Cats – Trap Rentals

Heartworm testing and heartworm medication are available on a walk-in basis. Please see our Clinic Hours above for more information.

Canine Heartworm Test $40
Roundworm Deworm $10
Tapeworm Deworm (based on pet’s weight)$20+
Heartworm Medication – (6-month supply)Proof of negative heartworm test dated within the last 6 mos. is required to purchase heartworm medication.
  ≤ 25 lbs.$40
  26 – 50 lbs.$50
  51 – 100 lbs.$60

Microchips are implanted on a walk-in basis for dogs and cats.

Home Again Microchip Implant$40
Book your pet’s wellness exam

Here at the Humane Society of Utah Spay/Neuter Clinic, your pet’s well-being is our priority. We want to provide the most caring and efficient service possible and, if you follow these few tips, it will help us make your visit to our clinic a safe and stress-free experience:

If you have never been to our clinic before, it is helpful if you bring records of any vaccinations given to your pet at another facility, so we don’t perform any services that your pet doesn’t need.

  • For your protection and the protection of your pet, our staff, and other pets in our lobby all cats must be in a covered box or carrier and all dogs, including puppies, must be on a leash. We are not able to provide services for your pet if this important safety requirement isn’t followed. If you do not have a leash or a carrier, we have them for purchase. Leashes are $1.50. Cat Carriers are $7.50.
  • Please keep your dog close to you and under control at all times. If you use a retractable leash, please keep it locked at the shortest length. Do not allow your dog to approach other dogs or cats in carriers. This will help reduce stress for the pet and prevent scuffles and injuries to both pets and parents.
  • Please do not take your cat out of his/her carrier while you are waiting.
  • Please bring only your pets that require service into our clinic lobby during your visit. This is especially helpful on Saturdays because the high demand for vaccinations makes for a crowded area.
  • You can fill out the vaccination authorization form before you visit if you prefer:
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FAQs

Do you offer services/treatment for sick or injured pets?
We are not a full-service veterinary hospital and are unable to provide treatment for sick or injured pets in the community. Please contact a local full-service veterinary hospital for these services. There are many emergency/after-hours full-service clinics along the Wasatch Front.  We only offer vaccination and spay/neuter services to the public. 

When is the best (least busy) time to come to your walk-in vaccination clinic? How long will I have to wait to be seen?
It’s difficult to predict how busy we will be at any given time. However, Saturday is our busiest day and your wait time could be 15 – 45 minutes. On weekdays, your wait can be 10 – 20 minutes. The busiest time on a weekday is usually when we open our doors after lunch at 1 p.m. Regardless of when you visit the clinic, our friendly and efficient staff will help you as quickly as possible! 

Do you provide other services during your walk-in vaccination hours?
We offer Home Again Microchip implants, heartworm testing, preventive heartworm medication (dispensed ONLY with proof of a negative heartworm test), and deworming. Please arrive at least 15 minutes before closing time if you wish to have any of these services performed.

How old does my pet need to be before they can be spayed/neutered?
Your pet must be at least 4 months old to be sterilized. 

Can I license my pet at the Humane Society of Utah? 
No. While we can provide the rabies vaccination required for you to license your pet, we do not do the actual licensing. We are not affiliated with any animal control agencies and cannot access their records. 

Licensing can be done through your local animal control services in the city/county where you live. You can visit https://slco.org/animal-services/licensing/ for more information on where to license your pet. 

Can you euthanize my sick, old, or injured pet? 
Yes, we do offer pet euthanasia.  Click HERE to read more about end-of-life euthanasia services. We cannot euthanize a pet if it has bitten someone within the last 10 days. If your pet has bitten a person breaking the skin and drawing blood within the last 10 days, by law, you must notify your local animal control services.

I have more questions. What is the best way to contact you? 
You can reach us by phone at (801) 261-2919 ext. 230 Monday-Friday 9-11:45 am, 1-5:45 pm and Saturday 9:00-11:45 am, 1-3:45 pm. Because of the high demand for our services, there are certain days and times we may not be able to answer the phone. Please leave a message. We check our voicemail regularly throughout the day and will return your call usually within an hour the same day during our regular business hours.