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Pet Help in the Eugene Area

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In Eugene and need help now? For an emergency, go to one of the emergency vets below and tell them if cost is a barrier. To lower costs, start with the spay/neuter programs. For food, see the pet food programs. For a bill you can’t cover, get a free funding plan.

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Emergency and urgent care

Spay, neuter and vouchers

  • City of Eugene Spay & Neuter Clinic
    3970 W 1st Ave, Eugene, OR 97402 · (541) 682-3643
    City-run low-cost dog and cat spay/neuter clinic (dog surgery for dogs 60 lbs or less) with walk-up wellness clinics offering brief exams, vaccines, deworming, flea, tick and heartworm preventives, FeLV/FIV and heartworm testing, and City of Eugene and Lane County pet licensing. Fees are tiered by residency, with extra discounts for low-income Eugene residents on public assistance. Well-pet services only.
  • Greenhill Humane Society - Community Cats TNR Program
    88530 Green Hill Rd, Eugene, OR 97402 · (541) 689-1503
    Trap-neuter-return program for outdoor, unowned community cats in Lane County. The TNR package includes spay/neuter, FVRCP and rabies vaccines, flea treatment, ear tip and long-lasting pain medication. Free trap rentals with a refundable deposit. Financial assistance may be available through grants and donations.

Veterinary hospitals and clinics

Pet food

Keeping your pet, end-of-life care and pet loss

  • City of Eugene Animal Services - Police Animal Welfare Unit
    City of Eugene · (541) 687-4060
    Animal welfare unit within the Eugene Police Department. The animal welfare officer investigates animal abuse, neglect and abandonment, patrols for dog license and leash compliance, enforces city animal ordinances, and takes dogs at large and sick or injured stray animals to Greenhill Humane Society or Emergency Veterinary Hospital. Eugene dogs must be rabies-vaccinated and licensed.
  • Greenhill Humane Society - Shelter & Adoptions
    88530 Green Hill Rd, Eugene, OR 97402 · (541) 689-1503
    Nonprofit shelter in Eugene that now handles all lost, found and adoptable pet services formerly at the 1st Avenue Shelter. Adopts dogs, cats and other species, takes lost and found reports, and offers humane education.
  • Springfield Police Department - Animal Control (Springfield, OR)
    City of Springfield, Oregon · (541) 726-3634
    City animal control for Springfield, Oregon, handling calls from dogs at large to animal cruelty investigations, lost and found dogs, dog bite reports and dog and miniature pig licensing. Dogs picked up are held at the station for about 24 hours before transfer to Greenhill Humane Society.

Paying for a bigger bill

Apply to more than one assistance program at a time. Ways to pay a vet bill in Oregon lists the programs that are open now, and a free funding plan puts them together for your pet, with a free fundraiser page if you want one.

Every listing was checked on the provider’s own website. Know a place we’re missing? Tell us.

Common questions about pet help in Eugene

Where can I find low-cost vet care in Eugene?

Help My Pet lists 1 low-cost clinics, vaccine and spay/neuter programs in Eugene, including City of Eugene Spay & Neuter Clinic. Search your ZIP code on Near You to see the closest ones.

How can I get help paying a vet bill in Eugene?

National grants such as RedRover Relief, Frankie’s Friends and The Pet Fund are open to people in every state. CareCredit and Scratch Pay let you pay over time at participating vets. Get a free funding plan that matches programs to your pet.

Where can I get free pet food in Eugene?

Pet food pantries and food programs listed in Eugene include Greenhill Humane Society - Pet Pantry (Eugene).

Is there a 24-hour emergency vet in Eugene?

Yes. 24-hour emergency hospitals listed in Eugene include Emergency Veterinary Hospital (Springfield / Eugene) and Wilvet South 24 Hr. Urgent Care (Springfield). If your pet is in danger, go to the closest one now.

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