Spay Neuter Kingston Initiative (SNKI) doesn’t have a clinic – SNKI has been attempting to “facilitate” the opening of one here in Kingston, but unfortunately continued to not be successful.
City of Kingston Voucher Program
Residents within the amalgamated boundaries of the City of Kingston may qualify for a $250 discount on spay/neuter services through the Municipal Fee Assistance Program (for low-income individuals). Funds are limited, so it’s best to apply as soon as possible.
Lower-Cost Spay/Neuter Clinics Nearby
These clinics offer spay/neuter services at reduced rates—visit their websites for pricing and details:
🐾 Lanark Leeds & Grenville (Brockville) – 613345spay.ca | 📞 613-345-7729
🐾 Southeastern Ontario Spay Neuter (Trenton) – spayneuterontario.com | 📞 613-392-7729
🐾 Kingston Humane Society – Offering lower-cost spay/neuter services for cats only: kingstonhumanesociety.ca
Financial Assistance for Veterinary Care
If you’re struggling with medical care costs for a sick or injured pet, the Farley Foundation may be able to help. Assistance is available for eligible pet owners—check their website for details:
🔗 farleyfoundation.org/faq
Other Cost-Saving Options
If the above options don’t work for your situation, consider:
✔️ Calling local and out-of-area vets to compare prices—ask what is essential for surgery, as some services may be optional.
✔️ Looking into spay/neuter clinics across the U.S., where prices may be lower. However, check with Customs to confirm the vaccination requirements for crossing the border both ways.
By exploring these resources, you can find the best and most affordable option for your pet’s care.
