Humane Society of West Michigan - Low-Income Vaccine Clinics

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Lower-cost vet care Waitlist

Appointment-only curbside vaccine and microchip clinics (dog bundle $50, cat bundle $35) for owners on food assistance, Medicaid, SSI/SSDI or unemployment, or under 200% of the federal poverty level; all household pets must be spayed/neutered.

Checked on the official website · October 20, 2026 What this means
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More help in Michigan

Other lower-cost vet care options:

• Michigan Humane - Grosfeld Veterinary Clinic · Detroit (Michigan Humane also runs clinics in Westland and Rochester Hills)

Other kinds of help nearby: Veterinary school hospitals (1) · Spay and neuter (1) · Pet food (2) · Find a vet (1)

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Sources

Humane Society of West Michigan - Low-Income Vaccine Clinics official page, checked October 20, 2026. Details have not yet been confirmed by the organization. Programs change; contact them for current information.