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Desexing can be an important part of caring for a pet, and legal requirements differ across Australia. If cost is making it difficult to access desexing or routine veterinary care, there are community and lower-cost services that may be able to help.
If you hold a pension or concession card, it’s also worth checking with your local council. Some councils run or support subsidised programs.
Availability, eligibility, locations and fees can change, so check the provider’s current information before booking.
If you’re looking for more accessible options, use the menu below to check out the community vet clinics and accessible vet work programmes available across Australia:
NSW
Animal Welfare League NSW Veterinary Hospital (Kemps Creek) and Animal Care Truck (Regional areas)
Cat Protection Society NSW - Discounted Cat Desexing - Newtown
Project HoPe - Southern Cross Veterinary Clinic - Redfern and surrounds
RSPCA NSW Veterinary Hospitals (Yagoona, Hunter, Broken Hill)
Vets Beyond Borders NSW Veterinary Outreach Programs (various locations)
Canberra
Queensland
Animal Welfare League Queensland Veterinary Clinics (Daisy Hill, Coombabah, West Ipswich)
Victoria
Australian Animal Protection Society - Keysborough
Cherished Pets - Ocean Grove
GAWS Community Vet Clinic - Moolap
Meow and Friends Community Vet - Cranbourne
Regional Community Vet Clinic - Castlemaine
RSPCA Victoria Vaccination Clinics (various locations)
SCAR Community Animal Hospital - Craigieburn
Snip & Chip - Bendigo
Western Animal Care - Sunshine
Wyndham Community Vet - Hoppers Crossing (Surgical procedures for cats and dogs <13kg only)
Western Australia
Veterinary and Community Care - Perth
Spay It Forward - WA Pet Project
RSPCA WA - Pet Sterilisation Program
South Australia
Animal Desexing Clinic - Allenby Gardens, Adelaide
