Humane Society of Greater Miami

Have taken community cats to be spayed and neutered staff have been very helpful and friendly thank you so much for your services.

Got lucky today! Arrived at 9:30 and the place was empty! Quick and easy service!
Friendly staff!

I have brought all of my pets here and they do a great job. Not a long wait and reasonably priced. Staff and volunteers answer your questions and are very nice.

I have had two puppies spayed here and my 6 yr old gets her vaccinations here as well. Be prepared to spend all day if you come on a weekend. The staff is friendly but they have no management skills. I brought my big girl here for her shots and arrived when they opened. By the time I left it was time for lunch. I most recently bought in my puppy to be spayed. Checking her in was a breeze. I was on time for pickup and had to wait nearly 45 minutes for them to bring her to me. The surgery went fine. The vet did a beautiful job and they sent her home with pain meds and an ecollar. When I got home and looked at the paperwork I realized that they had my owners and puppys breed correct but had her name and gender wrong. I now have to load her up and have her scanned to make sure that the microchip information is accurate. Also the credit card machine was out of ink so those who paid with cards didn’t get a proper receipt. If my big girl didn’t hate riding in the car we would go to another vet but riding with a 100lb dog who hates going for rides is very unpleasant for all involved. I value accurancy and efficiency and know how it should be run because I used to work for a well run veterinary practice. The potential to be great is there but they really need to get a clue.

Very inexpensive annual vaccinations. However, the trade off is that you will wait several hours if you go on a Saturday due to long lines. My most recent wait was about 4 hours.

Horrible service! I just had a simple question and they ignored me. I waited half an hour just to ask a question. I have a stray dog and just wanted to scan him to see who lost him and to see how old he was. The dog was with me and continued to bark at other dogs. They complained about my dog but it could’ve been avoided by answering my question.

Let me get to the point: neutering can be expensive, and with the holidays coming up we surely didn’t have $ 300 to get our baby neutered when there was an option to have it done for $ 62.
I award this place a star for their wonderful prices, another 2 for their friendly, caring staff, and not killing my dog. The two star deduction? Cleanliness and failure to provide adequate information over the phone.
This is the kind of place id bring my own chair to. It didn’t smell of sanitizing products like other clinics. In fact, in kind of smelled like an animal shelter (which it is not).
My dog came home smelling like a stray dog even though I bathed him yesterday in preparation for his surgery since they can’t be bathed for two weeks.
Usually, that is an easy thing to do considering 2 weeks is the minimum time you should wait between baths (I’m a certified professional groomer). However, I imagine these next two weeks to be rather difficult on our home and nostrils because my dog smells like he’s never been bathed in his life. I imagine that the kennels used to neuter pets and those used to neuter newly brought in strays are the same.
As for the information part, I had called a week prior to setting up the appointment to ask questions about their spay/​neuter program. I told them I had an appointment scheduled with my own vet, and that I was thinking about getting it done with them instead. I asked how many dogs they did on average a day, if the dogs were kept in kennels where stray animals had been kept (every dog that I have groomed coming from the humane society is riddled with fleas/​ticks/​diseases like distemper), and their reply? «You can do blood work on your dog if you think there is something wrong.» They then proceeded to rudely ask me why I was asking them so many questions. Um? Who goes into surgery without asking questions about their surgeon?
I ended up scheduling the appointment regardless of the shady, discouraging conversation because I really couldn’t afford the extra $ 200 at the time. However, I really wish I had cut other expenses and paid the extra cash at a veterinary clinic because my dog was returned to me with a GREEN TATTOO! We were not informed at any point during the drop off process or over the phone that our dog would have a tattoo of a green line down the side of his no-​no spot.
In fact, we were given a care sheet after the surgery explaining somewhere in there that they do a mandatory green tattoo so that it is easy to tell if a dog has been neutered in the future.
HE HAS NO BALLS, pretty sure it’s easy to tell.
Definitely take your pet elsewhere if you are able. If you don’t mind having your dog defiled and smelling like a dead animal, or you really just can’t afford to go elsewhere… Alright.

First of all I never been here but I had adopted my cat sanders at pet super market. And they have given me the paper stating my cat had all his shots up to date and had a mirco chip in him and he was suppose to be only four months… But when he was taken to a vet he didn’t have all his shots up to date he actually only had one shot done, no mirco chip and on top of that he was actually five and half months!!!. I was in shock! How can they false advertise?!? I don’t mind spending money on my four legged furry friend but the fact they would lie just to get rid of him, he could of been really sick! And I wouldn’t have known. You guys should be should be ashamed for false advertising

Please disregard the exterior appearance of this place. Yes, it reminds all of us of the portables in middle school that smelled like old cheese. I promise you, it doesn’t smell like cheese. There is the occasional «accident» that takes a few minutes to clean up but the clinic is well maintained.
I’ll admit I had no idea how pricey pets were until I became a first time owner three years ago. After my first $ 700 vet bill, I swore of veterinary clinics for good. I got my June Bug fixed [for $ 50 during a «Spay in May» special] and she gets her shots here every year. I get ALL the shots + rabies tag for $ 80 a year.
I used to buy my heart worm medication here as well but I found a website called
(ships from Australia) where it is much cheaper. Be aware, it takes about a month to arrive to U.S.
After my dog’s surgery, the staff briefed me on how to care for her and gave me pain medication free of cost. When she had an ear infection, I asked them to check her out and they gave me some ear drops. You can ask general questions during their appointment for shots and the staff will advise you without additional cost.
I am very pleased with this center and I will continue coming here for my pet’s vaccines.

I recently went here to get my dogs rabies vaccinations! I have Great danes and some people are afraid of their size, but NOT HERE! They treated my dogs as if they were as small as a cat! They made us all feel welcome and warm and fuzzy inside! I was so happy with our treatment, I’ve decided to get my male dane neutered there at this location! (and I had been looking for a while at other vets)!
I highly recommend this facility and all the great people who work there!
(and the bonus going there, is they don’t nickel and dime you)!
all the best, Laura

I completely admire the work that the Humane Society of Greater Miami conducts in the community– 5 stars for being amazing!
I recently adopted a puppy, and since I try to put myself on a budget, I was nervous how much its vaccinations would cost. However, after collecting price quotes from PetSmart, PetSupermarket, and two vet’s offices, they hands-​down have the most affordable prices. I was able to get its first set of shots for $ 55, and the vet tech at the front desk told me that I can sign up for their $ 125 package afterwards if I decided to keep him (I told her I was iffy about keeping him at the time). The Humane Society makes an honest attempt to save you money, so I highly recommend them.
Besides the good prices, the vet who gave him his vaccinations was very friendly, and everyone who visited the office was very nice and able to answer my pet-​owner questions. The Human Society attracts a friendly crowd.
I just wish the Humane Society was open after 5 pm and on Sundays because I work a 9 – 5 job and go to class on Saturdays. However, you cannot really complain because this place is honestly the best place to go get affordable dog shots.
Highly recommended!

I had to take my little female yorkie here to get spayed. She is tiny, 3.6 lbs. I was so anxious about the whole decision! They are not great about answering their calls and take about a week to call you back, the only reason I gave 4 stars out of 5. Otherwise its behind the courthouse parking lot E. I found it very easy. I showed up at 830am on a friday with an appointment. The check in was easy. Everyone was very organized and professional. The vet tech comes out to greet you and explain everything (it happens all fairly quick and your pet is wisked away to the back) and thats it. They tell you to be back in the afternoon at 3:30/4:00pm. At 3:30, I picked up little Nylah, she was a little groggy and had that plastic E collar on, they ask you to keep it on for 1 week to 10 days. I had it off her by day 3. She was running around her normal self 2 days later! A tiny incision wad made, sealed with surgical glue on the ourside… so NO suture removal. The sutures are internal and dissolve! They also give you 4 doses of pain meds to take home included in the one low price. VERY pleased with this experience. I’m so glad my baby was well taken care of.

located just south of the s dade court & library on 211^st, this location has its own entrance but you can also reach it by going through the courthouse parking…
the place is a double-​wide trailer and all they do is vaccines and shots… called to make an appointment but they say there’s no need unless you need surgery work done… there is no adoption center or anything else like here… the service is not bad and the prices are about half the cost that most vets and clinics and hospitals charge!
the place is decently clean and if you get there in the morning you can expect to be out in about an hour… watch out for the occasional poop out in the parking lot or on the ramp leading into the entrance…

These people are all lazy idiots, try calling them and have them look something up in their computers, none of them want to work and they start asking you to read to them the letters that they sent you and then they start the «phone rollercoaster» and passing me through a whole bunch of other idiots that don’t want to work, these people are garbage… they claimed my dog was running around the neighborhood, so they sent me a fine… I told them that’s weird because I never knew I bought a dog. The first lazy woman I spoke with asked me to read the letter to her that I received (and it sounded like she wasn’t even paying attention) and I guess she heard the word «fine» and all she said was that I have to pay the fine. CROOKS!!!

This clinic is great. It is county ran so its by far the cheapest place to get your dog/​cat fixed or vacinated. Nutering cats is $ 40 and rabies shots is $ 10. Come early to drop off (between 8 and 9) and dog pickup is 330−4pm and cat pickup is 4−430pm. Very fast ans easy to do. The location is kind of tricky to find it is located in a trailer behind the south miami government center and in parking lot E. There aren’t really any signs for it.

So that everyone knows: You have to go in through the South Dade Government Center parking area, follow the loop all the way to PARKING LOT E and behind the gate alllll the way down, you find this oversized trailer that happens to be the Humane Society.
This is just a clinic, so no pets are up for adoption here. The website insists on having an appointment for any kind of surgery that needs to get done, but I was a walk-​in and they were able to help me out without a problem. I was assigned to be after all the appointments, but i’m just glad that they took me in as a walk-​in and didn’t deny my entrance there.
Male cat neuterings cost $ 40, but if you don’t have a rabies certificate for your pet, they have to charge you another $ 10 for the rabies shot in order to do the surgery. Still way more affordable than probably every clinic out there.
You HAVE to drop your pet off at 8am, fill out some paper work, and then you’ll be able to pick your pet back up after 4pm.
The staff was very friendly and helpful, and i felt ok with leaving my two kitties there with them :)

Taking your four legged friend to get neutered can be REALLY expensive. After calling my vet and finding out he charges $ 350 for it i knew i had to find a cheaper and more affordable alternative. Never got any surgeries or vaccinations done at a shelter but it came with a much cheaper price tag! Luckily, they were having a special for July and August at 50% off the neutering and spaying services. Only inconvenience was that the place is far and i had a hard time finding it! When i finally arrived it was a quick and easy drop off. Just had to give them a rabies certificate and fill out some paper work.
My pup was dropped off at 8am and ready to be picked up by 3:30. I could tell the people here loved animals and he was treated with care. $ 55 for a neuter surgery and microchip was good in my book and easy on my wallet. Thank you humane society for taking care of my baby!

THIS IS JUST A CLINIC.
There are no animals to adopt and you cannot surrender here.
It is a double wide trailer in the back parking lot of the South Dade Government Center.
But for those of us who live down south, it is THE place to get your shots and spay/​neuter services done CHEAP.
Now, I have a vet and I take my animals to my normal vet.
But sometimes I find dogs. (I’m a sucker. My husband once yelled at me for picking up a full grown stray Rotreiller on the side of the road.) I found a pair of puppies not long ago and took them here to get their puppy shots and deworming. $ 100 took care of both of them. That made it so they were adoptable and we found good homes for them.

If you need to spay or neuter your pet do not go to your vet or private clinic instead go to the human society it will save you lots of money. I called near by vets to see how much it would be to spay my dog gordita and it ranged from 250 to 520 bucks and then I called the human society and they told me it would be 90 bucks and if I had Medicaid or food stamps it would be free. The first word that came out of my mouth was «wow» when i heard the price i was in shock. So of course I made her an appointment to go.
So, today at 8am I took her to get her operation and the staff was really nice. I was told that i had to pick her up by 4pm and if anything they would call me earlier. By noon I received a phone call telling me that she was all done but, that there had been a complication… i didn’t know what to think. The staff member told me that she had a uterus infection called Pyometra a serious uterine infection which causes hundreds of deaths each year but, thank god they were able to detect it early so, they were going to give her antibiotics for 10 days and that the addition cost would be 52 bucks. I was surprised by the cost of the medicine in a vets office it would of been like 300 bucks.