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Committed to Reducing Pet Overpopulation

The Animal Welfare Association operates a low-cost spay/neuter clinic that is open to all members of the public regardless of residence or income.

To schedule surgery for your pet, please download and fill out a spay/neuter check-in form first. After your form is filled out, call to schedule your appointment. 

Location:
The clinic is located at 509 Centennial Boulevard in Voorheees, across the street from the post office. You must make an appointment for surgery (see "Making an appointment" below).  Click here for directions.
 

Services and Pricing:

Spay/Neuter Surgery  

NEW reduced price feral cat surgery prices.  Click here for feral cats only. 

  
Vaccines

Testing*

*Testing can only be done during vaccination clinics or at the time of surgery.
**Heartworm Preventative can only be purchased if the Heartworm Test is done at AWA. Feline Advantage

K-9 Advantix Flea and Tick Preventative
 

Feline Frontline

Canine Frontline

Feline Advantage Multi

Payment options:
We happily accept cash, and debit or credit cards.  We do not accept personal checks. We prefer CASH (and exact change) - it is faster and saves us transaction fees allowing us to keep our prices low!

There are no restrictions:
Anyone can take advantage of our low-cost surgery. Unlike some programs, there are no restrictions on income or residence.

Making an appointment:
You need to have an appointment in order to have your pet "fixed". To schedule an appointment, call the clinic at 856-424-2288 ext. 105. Please be patient, we receive hundreds of phone calls and answer each one in order received. Click here to download a printable surgery form. Please fill it out and bring it with you to your appointment to save time.

Vaccination clinic:
New vaccination clinic time:  Our low-cost vaccination clinic is held each Monday from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. and the first Saturday of each month between 8 a.m. and 12 p.m. at the shelter.  No appointment is needed.       

You can trust us:
The Animal Welfare Association clinic is staffed by licensed veterinarians and skilled technicians. The only types of surgeries we do are spays and neuters, and we perform more of these surgeries than any other organization in the South Jersey region.  In 2002 we celebrated our 100,000 spay/neuter surgery and we perform over 9000 procedures each year.

Feral cats:
Yes, our technicians are skilled at handling feral cats for surgery. Feral cats that are caught in traps should be brought to the shelter in the trap and will be returned to you in a carrier provided by you. Many hardware and rental stores rent or sell humane traps. Absorbable sutures are available so that no return visit is needed.

Rescue and shelters:
Yes, we do offer even further reduced rates for legitimate rescue and shelter operations. You must present your group's 501(c)3 designation at time of surgery.  For more information, please contact the clinic at 856-424-2288 extension 105. Leave your contact information and the name of your group and a staff member or volunteer will return your call.  

For all surgery appointments, please remember:

• Drop-off time is between 7:15 a.m. and 8:00 a.m.
• Payment is due at drop-off.  CASH and exact change is requested, please.
• Bring prior vaccination records.  Distemper and rabies vaccinations require a certificate, not a tag, with the date of last vaccinations.
• All cats must be in a carrier.  Feral cats in traps must be covered and will need a carrier for after surgery.
• All dogs must be on a leash.  Please walk dogs before entering the building.
• Adult animals (older than 6 months) may not have food after 6:00 p.m. the night before surgery.
• Young animals (younger than 6 months) may not have food after 12:00 midnight the night before surgery.
• Water is okay to be given the night before and the morning of surgery.