Please see the contact information below for each location. We are unable to accommodate “walk-up” surgery requests. There will not be walk-up vaccine clinics when the Neuter Scooter is scheduled at the VBSPCA Shelter on Holland Rd.Īll spay/neuter appointments must be scheduled in advance, and a deposit is required to confirm the appointment. There will be a walk-up vaccine clinic at each Neuter Scooter date/location from 11am-12pm, unless otherwise stated. Upcoming locations and dates are posted below. Neuter Scooter Locations and Appointment Information If you are interested in hosting and/or sponsoring the Neuter Scooter, please contact Shannon Wilson at click here for Neuter Scooter pricing. The Virginia Beach SPCA is reaching that goal one pet at a time. Every pet owner should be able to afford to have their animals altered. We also would like to thank the community for the enthusiastic reception that the Neuter Scooter has received while serving its various locations. We would like to thank the Alfred L Nicholson Fund of the Hampton Roads Community Foundation, the Norfolk Foundation, and the Darden Foundation for donating the funds needed to make the Neuter Scooters a reality (both with the older model and now version 2.0). The Neuter Scooter 2.0 will be able to assist the community in the event of a disaster in Hampton Roads. After seeing the catastrophic events following Hurricane Katrina, the VBSPCA has been participating in disaster training and planning. In addition to being a mobile vet clinic, our Neuter Scooter’s dual function is that of a Medical Disaster Response Vehicle. We have been “scooting” around Hampton Roads since 2007 with the objective of providing a greater number of low-cost veterinary services to pet owners in the community who otherwise wouldn’t be able to afford the necessary care their animals require. We have added a vaccine clinic to out neuter scooter services, to ensure that our community has access to necessary care for their pets. The VBSPCA Neuter Scooter 2.0 was designed to focus primarily on spaying and neutering animals in order to continue preventing the overpopulation of felines and canines.
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