Humane Society of West Michigan - Low-Income Vaccine Clinics
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.
When we checked, this program said it had a waitlist. Ask how long the wait is, and see the other options below in case you need help sooner.
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If cost is the barrier, Paying for Care compares grants, payment plans and fundraising, with a checklist of what to have ready.
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 (1) · Find a vet (1)
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