The SHS Veterinary Clinic provides veterinary services for pet owners in the community, people who adopt their new pet from the SHS, and animals who have been neglected or abused by irresponsible pet owners. Our highly skilled veterinary staff provides for the medical needs of over 25,000 animals every year.
SHS combats one of the root causes of pet overpopulation every day by making spay and neuter surgery affordable for every pet owner in our community.
Spay or neuter surgery may be the single most beneficial procedure you can offer your pet -- there are many benefits for you, too!
We offer the lowest spay/neuter surgery prices in the Upstate! A lifesaving service at affordable prices -- what could be better? Learn more.
The SHS Veterinary Clinic offers low-income pet owners access to quality, affordable health care services for pets.
Preventative medical care is as important for your pet to stay healthy as it is for you.
An annual physical exam, vaccines, and parasite prevention are very important for the overall good health of pets. Learn more.
Vaccination Clinics are held on the first Saturday of every month (excluding some holiday weekends) at 9:00 am. Rabies vaccinations as well as other important shots are available starting at $5.00. SHS also offers permanent microchip identification for a low $10.00 at the clinics.
Keeping pets current on vaccinations is important to protect them from potentially deadly viruses but annual health exams are just as critical to keeping your pets healthy. Remember, catching medical problems early can avoid more serious illness later.
A microchip ID is a small chip, the size of a piece of rice, injected into the fleshy area between your pets shoulder blades much like a vaccination. This chip contains an identification number unique to you and your pet.
Shelters and veterinary clinics are armed with scanners that will show your pet's ID number when scanned and return him home quickly and safely if he becomes separated from you.
Provide your dog or cat with a microchip at the Humane Society for only $20, or $10 at monthly SHS vaccination clinics!
The Guardian Angel fund allows us to provide medical treatment for otherwise adoptable animals who arrive at SHS either sick or injured as a result of being mistreated, neglected, or abused.
By covering the cost of treatment, Guardian Angels partner with the SHS to remove financial obstacles to adoption.
This life-saving fund relies on the generosity of donor support. Become a Guardian Angel.
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SHS After 10/31
Read more about what to expect from the SHS after October 31, 2011