Community Clinics
At Humane Society of West Michigan, we are dedicated to improving the well-being of pets and their families in our community. To further our mission of reducing pet overpopulation and ensuring every pet gets the best possible care, we are now requiring that all pets be spayed or neutered to utilize our resources. If your pet is not yet fixed, we are happy to assist you with low-cost or even no-cost spay/neuter services to make this process as easy as possible. The only exception to this requirement is if a licensed veterinarian determines that your pet is not medically able to undergo the procedure. (with provided proof) We appreciate your understanding and support in helping us create a healthier future for pets. If you have any questions or need assistance scheduling an appointment, please don’t hesitate to reach out.
Clinics are a curbside service by APPOINTMENT ONLY.
Dogs may be required to be muzzled before leaving your car for the safety of our vet staff.
All cats must be in a carrier prior to arrival.
There is a limit of 5 pets per household
To schedule an appointment please sign up below!
Beginning 1/1/2023 all onsite Vaccine Clinics will require a $10 non-refundable deposit to hold your spot that will be applied to total balance.
Questions? Email [email protected]
Dogs may be required to be muzzled before leaving your car for the safety of our vet staff.
All cats must be in a carrier prior to arrival.
There is a limit of 5 pets per household
To schedule an appointment please sign up below!
Beginning 1/1/2023 all onsite Vaccine Clinics will require a $10 non-refundable deposit to hold your spot that will be applied to total balance.
Questions? Email [email protected]
🚨 Policy Update – Effective July 1, 2026
Beginning July 1, 2026, pets must be at least 6 months old and already spayed or neutered in order to participate in any of our outreach programs that include pet food assistance, vaccine clinics and emergency foster program. Sign-ups for vaccine clinics will be limited to pets that meet these requirements. If your pet is not yet spayed or neutered and you would like assistance getting them fixed, please contact our team for available resources and support.
Beginning July 1, 2026, pets must be at least 6 months old and already spayed or neutered in order to participate in any of our outreach programs that include pet food assistance, vaccine clinics and emergency foster program. Sign-ups for vaccine clinics will be limited to pets that meet these requirements. If your pet is not yet spayed or neutered and you would like assistance getting them fixed, please contact our team for available resources and support.
Dates:
Dates below are subject to change. All clinics are 12pm to 4pm and are located at Humane Society of West Michigan located at (3077 Wilson Dr NW, Grand Rapids, MI 49534) unless otherwise noted.
2025 Vaccine Clinic Dates (Hosted at Humane Society of West Michigan)
2026 Vaccine Clinic Dates (Hosted at Humane Society of West Michigan)
Dates below are subject to change. All clinics are 12pm to 4pm and are located at Humane Society of West Michigan located at (3077 Wilson Dr NW, Grand Rapids, MI 49534) unless otherwise noted.
2025 Vaccine Clinic Dates (Hosted at Humane Society of West Michigan)
- Monday October 13th - FULL
- Monday November 3rd - FULL
2026 Vaccine Clinic Dates (Hosted at Humane Society of West Michigan)
- January 12th - FULL
- March 16th - FULL
- May 4th - FULL
- September 14th
- November 9th
What type of services are available for my pet?
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Services for Dog
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Services for Cat
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*We do not accept checks as a form of payment.*
How do I qualify for the community vaccine clinic?
To participate in our clinic please bring the following paperwork with you:
- Photo ID of the pet owner and participant in a low-income assistance program
- Pet medical history documents showing your pet's past vaccines and proof of spay/neuter
- Current low-income status documents proven by one of the following:
- MDHHS Food Assistance program - annual letter of qualification dated within the last 12 months.
- Medicaid or Medical Assistance letter of qualification
- Social Security Disability or Retirement letter of qualification
- Unemployment statement
- 2 recent pay stubs, for all working members of the household, showing less than 200% Federal Poverty Level (Proof of income for ALL residents of the household required. Less than 200% is based on all residents living in the home. Details can be found online by searching: "federal poverty guidelines 2021")
*All animals in the household must have proof of being spayed/neutered to receive assistance.*
What if my pet is not spayed or neutered?
Any animal that has not been spayed (female) or neutered (male) prior to visiting the HSWM Vaccine Clinic, must purchase a $10 Spay/Neuter Voucher. When the voucher is presented the day of surgery at HSWM, you will receive $10 off the cost of the surgery.
At this time, Spay/Neuter services are only available for CURRENT Vaccine Clinic clients.
Click HERE to schedule surgery.
This policy is in place to encourage responsible pet ownership and to prevent pet over-population at the clinic.
At this time, Spay/Neuter services are only available for CURRENT Vaccine Clinic clients.
Click HERE to schedule surgery.
This policy is in place to encourage responsible pet ownership and to prevent pet over-population at the clinic.
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3077 Wilson Dr NW
Walker, Michigan 49534 |
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