FELINE SPAY & NEUTER

We are so proud to announce the S.E.A. Spay & Neuter Program for cats!!
 
Thanks to Susan Andre’s ongoing love for cats and the Butler community, we are able to offer the FREE spay and neuter of cats in Butler County! *some specifications and limitations apply*
 
For any questions or to sign up for this program email us at sea@butlercountyhs.org for more details and to complete the necessary paperwork.
 
We also want to say a huge thank you to our partner veterinarians! If you are interested in becoming a partner veterinarian email cciancio@butlercountyhs.org
-Spay and Neuter Clinic of North Hills
-Moraine Grove Veterinary Clinic
-Seven Fields Veterinary Hospital
-Animal Friends
-Mars Animal Depot
 
CANINE SPAY & NEUTER
 
Through the Katz Program, residents of Butler County can be reimbursed for spaying & neutering their dogs. In order to qualify, you must call BCHS at 724-789-1150 to complete paperwork prior to the surgery. Once paperwork is completed you have a calendar year to get your dog altered. Once surgery has been completed a bill must be submitted to BCHS for reimbursement to occur. This reimbursement is only for the direct costs of the spay/neuter surgery.

MICROCHIPPING

We perform microchipping on cats and dogs.  All of the animals at the Butler County Humane Society are already microchipped at the time of adoption.

If you would like to have a pet microchipped the fee is $25.00, which provides free registration for 1 yr to 24Petwatch.  After the first year, the yearly renewal fee is $9.95 or $39.95 for a lifetime registration.  This also qualifies your dog to be able to get a lifetime dog license.

RABIES CLINIC

The Butler County Humane Society offers low cost rabies and microchip clinics to community members once a month, January through October. Thanks to the generous support of local veterinarians, we are able to provide rabies shots at these clinics for $10 per vaccination. If you bring the records of your dog or cat’s last rabies vaccination, you may be eligible to receive the three year vaccine rather than the one year vaccine. There is no additional charge for the three year vaccine.

Microchips are available during the rabies clinics hosted at the BCHS, and are a wonderful tool in helping to reunite lost pets with their owners. Microchipping takes the same amount of time as a regular vaccine, and feels similar to any other shot. Roughly the size of a grain of rice, the microchip is placed under your dog or cat’s skin in their upper back. These chips contain a number that, once scanned, will be able to share the owner’s information with animal shelters, dog officers, and veterinary offices. These chips regularly help lost dogs and cats find their way home, and all Butler County Humane Society shelter pets are automatically chipped before they are adopted. If you can’t make it to one of our low cost clinics and would still like to get your current pet chipped, microchips are always available at our shelter for a walk-in charge of $25. Please be advised that all pets coming to be microchipped – as a walk in or at a clinic – must have a current rabies vaccination certificate on hand to receive their chip. Rabies tags will not suffice on their own, and we unfortunately cannot chip any pet without having a rabies certificate present.

Please visit our events calendar to view upcoming clinic dates!