Schedule an Appointment
PLEASE NOTE: Humane Ohio spays or neuters animals by appointment only.
***We will not accept community and outdoor cats for the months of January and February, and will resume providing spay/neuter services for community and outdoor cats again in March.
We receive hundreds calls for appointments every day, and we will do our best to get back to everyone as soon as possible. Please be aware that this could take several days due to staffing shortages.
Clinic hours: Monday-Friday, 7:30 am - 5:30 pm
The easiest way to make your appointment for owned pets is online - click the button on the right (or below if viewing on a mobile device.) You can also call us at (419) 266-5607, but it can be difficult to get through due to the volume of calls that we receive.
To schedule an appointment for an outdoor community cat, please check back in March, as we will resume appointments for outdoor and community cats at that time.
Spay/neuter surgeries are performed Monday through Friday. For drop-off and pick-up times, see our Pre-Operative Instructions page.
Weather in Ohio can sometimes be unpredictable. In the event of a Level 3 Snow Emergency in Lucas County, our clinic will be CLOSED. If you have a pet scheduled on that day, we will be contacting you to reschedule for a later date.
If you have an outdoor, community, stray, feral, or barn cat please complete a request for an appointment here.
Humane Ohio will spay/neuter kittens when they're eight weeks old and at least 2 lbs, and puppies when they're eight weeks old and 2-4 lbs. (depending on the breed). It's a myth that you can't spay/neuter kittens and puppies when they're so young - they actually bounce back from spay/neuter surgery very quickly. Pediatric Spay/Neuter is considered safe and can be less stressful on the animal than waiting until they're older.
Senior animals can be safely anesthetized by taking a few precautions. First, we request that dogs and cats eight years and older have bloodwork drawn at their regular veterinarian prior to their spay/neuter appointment. The recommended pre-surgical bloodwork is a complete blood count (CBC) and chemistry panel (Chem panel). This bloodwork checks organ function, particularly that of the liver and kidneys. Because the liver and kidneys process and eliminate medications such as anesthesia from the body, if these organs are not functioning properly, there could be complications during anesthesia. Humane Ohio does not offer bloodwork services; we are not a full-service veterinary clinic and focus solely on spay/neuter because our mission is to prevent unwanted litters.
Transport Calendar
Humane Ohio provides transport from locations in ten surrounding counties on a regular basis. See details on the calendar below for upcoming transport opportunities and how to schedule.