“Site 1, Toronui Station is a 1600-ha pastoral property with a mix of open farmland and native forest. Does not provide shelter for feral cats.This study took place at two sites in Hawke’s Bay. Offers information about feral cats and how to start a feral spay/neuter program in your area. Operates regular clinics.ĩ528 Miramar Rd #160, San Diego, CA 92126 The program was designed by veterinarians to utilize an all-volunteer staff and temporary surgical facilities. Operation Catnip: Policy Manual and Volunteer Guide explains how to implement a free spay/neuter clinic for feral and stray cats. Provides a nationwide clearinghouse for information on feral and stray cats. Does not provide shelter for feral cats.ħ920 Norfolk Ave #600, Bethesda, MD 20814
Call for more information or to make an appointment. Offers free spay/neuter services to feral cats on Mondays. Operates a cats-only shelter with areas for feral cats and feline leukemia-positive cats. Offers rental of humane traps, provides information to the public. Call for a spay or neuter appointment or for information on trapping, taming feral kittens and other support materials. Operates a free spay/neuter clinic aimed at humanely and effectively reducing the feral cat population. Information about feral cats, trapping and caretaking is available on their website. Clinics are held in seven cities in Oregon and southwest Washington. Operates a monthly mobile spay/neuter clinic aimed at the feral cat population.
These organizations offer a variety of services to help feral cats and ways to assist your efforts to help feral cats in the community.Ĭommunity Cat Box 1236 Mukilteo, WA 98275Īll funds go toward the efforts of Trap-Neuter-Release, including paying for spay/neuters, vaccines, medical care for injured/sick free roaming cats, and the costs of fostering the kittens and tame cats who are removed from sites.
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