The Chatka Ruggiero Low Cost Spay/Neuter Clinic
clinic@animalcareleague.org
Animal Care League is not making spay/neuter/vaccine appointments at this time. Please check back for updates.
If you need to schedule low-cost services, please contact one of the following:
Animal Welfare League
10305 SW Hwy, Chicago Ridge, IL 60415
708-636-8586
PAWS Chicago Lurie Clinic
3516 W. 26th St. Chicago
773-521-7729
The Anti-Cruelty Society
157 W. Grand, Chicago
312-644-8338
Fox Valley Animal Welfare League
11 John St, North Aurora, IL 60542
(630) 800-2254
What you need to know about ACL Spay/Neuter Surgery
We believe that spay and neuter is vital to reducing the number of homeless animals on the streets and in the shelter systems. We offer low cost spay and neuter surgeries in the Animal Care League’s Clinic at 1011 Garfield, Oak Park, IL. All surgery is done by appointment and is performed by a licensed Veterinarian. Animal must be at least 2 months (8 weeks) of age and weigh at least 2lbs. To schedule an appointment please call 708-848-8155.
Cat Spay $35 / Cat Neuter $25
Dog Spay or Neuter $110
Please read the following for some important information as the
following policies apply for you and your pet.
In addition to reducing the number of unplanned and unexpected litters, there are other health benefits to spaying and neutering your pets. These include:
If you need to schedule low-cost services, please contact one of the following:
Animal Welfare League
10305 SW Hwy, Chicago Ridge, IL 60415
708-636-8586
PAWS Chicago Lurie Clinic
3516 W. 26th St. Chicago
773-521-7729
The Anti-Cruelty Society
157 W. Grand, Chicago
312-644-8338
Fox Valley Animal Welfare League
11 John St, North Aurora, IL 60542
(630) 800-2254
What you need to know about ACL Spay/Neuter Surgery
We believe that spay and neuter is vital to reducing the number of homeless animals on the streets and in the shelter systems. We offer low cost spay and neuter surgeries in the Animal Care League’s Clinic at 1011 Garfield, Oak Park, IL. All surgery is done by appointment and is performed by a licensed Veterinarian. Animal must be at least 2 months (8 weeks) of age and weigh at least 2lbs. To schedule an appointment please call 708-848-8155.
- Animals must be dropped off on the day of surgery between 8:00am and 8:30am. Dogs are required to be on leash. Cats are required to arrive in cat carriers.
- Animals scheduled surgery are picked up between 3pm and 4pm the same day; A $50/day fee will be assessed for any animal not picked up by the required time.
- Payment for all services rendered by the Animal Care League are due at the time animals are DROPPED OFF at the shelter. We accept cash, personal checks with photo ID, and Visa, MasterCard, or Discover.
- Due to the increased risks associated with anesthesia, surgery, or recovery animals over the age of 7 may require blood work prior to surgery.
- We do not spay dogs in heat. If your dog is in heat you will be asked to reschedule your appointment.
- We perform spay and neuter for dogs for $110.
- We currently offer spay and neuter of cats for only $35 for a spay/$25 for a neuter.
- We require that all pets have proof that they are current on their Distemper vaccinations. The County requires that all animals are current on their rabies vaccinations. Proof of these vaccinations will be requested at the time of drop off for surgery. If your pet is not up to date, these vaccinations will be provided the day of surgery. Distemper vaccinations are $20 (DA2PP for dogs/FVRCP for cats). One year rabies vaccination is $20 and includes rabies certificate and tag.
Cat Spay $35 / Cat Neuter $25
Dog Spay or Neuter $110
Please read the following for some important information as the
following policies apply for you and your pet.
In addition to reducing the number of unplanned and unexpected litters, there are other health benefits to spaying and neutering your pets. These include:
- Reduced risk of mammary (breast) cancer
- Eliminate risk of pyometra (infection in the uterus)
- Eliminate risk of testicular cancer and prostatic hyperplasia
- Reduced urine marking and urine spraying behaviors
- Reduced urge to “roam” and get lost
- Reduced mounting and mating behaviors
- Possible decreased aggression between dogs