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 Good Samaritan Clinics

For the first time ever, we are expanding our spay/neuter efforts to include tame, stray cats and formerly feral kittens pulled from the wild; these cats will have the opportunity to go through our "Good Samaritan" clinics. There is a nominal fee for this service, but for the most part it is subsidized through a bequest left by Jean Mekemson.

While our focus is and always has been on the feral (wild) cat community, we've started to take a look at why and how cats become feral, and how we can prevent this from happening. We have scheduled 22 "Good Samaritan" clinics over the coming year for
  • Tame, unaltered, pet cats abandoned by their owners and left to fend for themselves
  • Formerly feral kittens, tamed by Good Samaritans who are seeking to place them in new homes
  • Tame, homeless cats that are being cared for by a group of people in a neighborhood
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If you are interested in signing up for a Feral Cat Clinic or a "Good Sam" Clinic please call 576-7999.

We have altered 462 cats as of 4/15/09. Click here for past years totals.

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