Spay/Neuter and Wellness Care
Veterinary Care
The Lewis Clark Animal Shelter is committed to reducing the number of homeless animals by offering affordable spay and neuter surgeries for dogs and cats. We also provide a free spay/neuter surgery with every adoption to support responsible pet ownership. Our clinic, staffed by licensed veterinarians, veterinary technicians, and assistants, serves the entire community.
While the shelter is pleased to expand services to the community, its highest priority remains the medical care of shelter animals. Appointment availability for community pets will be scheduled around the needs of animals in the shelter’s care to ensure every homeless pet continues to receive timely medical treatment, surgery, and lifesaving care.
Due to the high volume of applications, we are asking for patience as we work through this critical community need. Thank you for your understanding and kindness.
For up-to-date information regarding the shelter clinic services, please contact the LCAS. (208) 746-1623 Info@lcshelter.org Thank you for your understanding.
***COMMUNITY SERVICES ARE SET TO BEGIN IN SEPTEMBER 2026!
The Lewis Clark Animal Shelter's Community Spay/Neuter Program is intended to provide the community and surrounding areas with accessibility to affordable spay/neuter services and basic preventative care such as: vaccinations, microchipping and parasite control. This program is not intended to operate as a full-service veterinary clinic, replace or act as a primary veterinarian. LCAS encourages pet owners to establish primary care of their pet at their local veterinary clinic. While we are pleased to expand services to the community, our highest priority remains the medical care of shelter animals. Appointment availability for community pets will be scheduled around the needs of animals in our shelter’s care to ensure every homeless pet continues to receive timely medical treatment, surgery, and lifesaving care.
Spay/Neuter
The Community Spay & Neuter Program offers low-cost services designed to make preventative veterinary care more accessible. Availability is limited, and appointment requests will be prioritized based on scheduling capacity.
For up-to-date information regarding the shelter clinic services, please contact the LCAS.
Vaccine Clinic
***COMMUNITY VACCINE CLINICS ARE "PAUSED" AT THIS TIME***
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