The Greater Good

My husband and I dropped off our sweet kitty, Julio to get neutered this morning at 6:00 am. We were 3^rd in line. I just filled out the form and dropped Julio off within 5 minutes. The receptionist was very helpful and friendly. The place was very clean and did not smell like the usual vet clinic of urine and smelly animals
I picked Julio up at 2:30. There were a few dogs waiting to get shots. The check out process was so easy. The receptionist gave me instructions about caring for Julio during her recuperation. She very sweetly and patiently answered my questions.
Their prices are so very cheap! Our last 4 animals were neutered at SNAP and it was double the price there. We couldn’t have asked for a better experience at the Greater Good. We were pleasantly surprised!

I have never taken my animals to a vet to get spayed/​neutered and have always gone to the Humane Society in the past. We recently moved to this area and saw this place while driving by. They only are open Sat-​Mon. You don’t have to schedule anything like other places which I liked. They only take a small amount per day and once they are full they are full. We came on a Sunday and got there around 6:45. We were too late, they filled up around 6:35. I went back the next day (Monday) and arrived at 6:00. I was the third person so we got in! I filled out a quick info sheet and within five minutes was done and out the door. I went back at 3:00 to pick up my dog and there was no line or wait like other places. It was $ 85 which is great and saved me a drive out to the HHS. They do shots as well in the afternoons. Highly recommend this place, the staff is super sweet and it’s so easy!

Our squirmy puppy Linda got her first set of vaccinations (a couple of shots and a free Heartgard chewable) at The Greater Good for $ 25. We arrived at 1:45 on a Monday expecting a line, but we were one of the first people there, so we waited until they opened at 2:00. The energy, attention, and love from the staff made the low-​cost visit almost too good to be true. My sister and I appreciated the small talk and general tips the staff had to offer for our new furry baby. Sorry, though, to the vet tech whose fingers had become practically Linda’s chew toys. We’ll be coming back in a few weeks for that second round of shots, and perhaps by then Linda won’t be so mouthy.
The Greater Good, in their animalitarian (my poorly constructed neologism) mission, takes no appointments, operates on a first-​come, first-​serve basis, and provides only spay/​neuter surgeries and vaccinations, so it’s not a proper substitute for regular check-​up visits, but come here for essential care needs. They’re open Saturday, Sunday, and Monday, which may be inconvenient depending on your schedule. I was told Sunday and Monday tend to be less busy, so consider that when making time for your pet.

This place is amazing, I cannot tell you how happy I am with the level of care and concern for my pets. I took my male kitten last week for neuter and his vaccinations and they were wonderful. Picked up my female kitten just now and everything went fine and the vet techs are very helpful with the after care of their surgeries. I couldn’t recommend them more. Affordable and helpful all the way through.

I took my cat to get spayed. My cat wasn’t feeling 100% after I went to pick her up. They took their time to tell me what was going on and what to do to help her get back to normal.
They truly care about helping animals, and not about ripping owners off.
i would recommend them 100%

I don’t need to review this place because the line is out the door, but I can’t say enough good things about this place.
I admire and commend a vet who is truly there to help animals, and not to rip off owners with soft spots for their pets. The staff is so helpful, knowledgeable, genuine, and compassionate. They worked what seems like 12 hours days to get through as many animals as they can and solve the pet overpopulation problem.
My other vet wanted to charge me $ 500+ for a spay for an abandoned pitbull I found at the side of the road. I had just brought in a stray cat and this other vet had charged $ 1200 for surgery. I asked them for help since this puppy pitbull was going to go into heat any day, and they wouldn’t budge on their sky high prices.
The Greater Good spayed this lost puppy (now officially our dog) for $ 85. First come, first serve. I tried to go there at 7:15am on a Saturday and they were already full on dogs. I went Sunday at 6:45am and we were 3^rd in line. So GET THERE EARLY. Grab a clipboard, fill out your info, and go get breakfast.
After less than a day my dog seems normal, doesn’t need rip off meds, and is on the mend.
Thanks for what you do and not preying on pets and their owners!

This new location is even better than the previous one and a lot closer to my place, yay! It is more spacious, bright and airy. Of course, they keep it exceptionally clean and spotless too.
Their hours are slightly different than before. They are now open Saturday, Sunday and Monday now. For neutering/​spaying, try to get there by 7 – 7:30 and fill out the forms on the clipboards they have outside. Spots are all gone by 7:45 to 8-​ish. Saturday and Sundays are very busy, Monday is a bit easier.
They do their wellness stuff at super low prices from 2 to 5 pm. Everyone at this place is just so very wonderful and helpful. Recently one of the fosters who I took there for spaying wasn’t doing so well (even though we didn’t really get her fixed because it turned out she already was spayed) and they kept in touch with me every day till she recovered. Even most regular priced clinics don’t do that! The vets and the staff all care a great deal about animals and do their best at very low, low prices.