Please help stop the overpopulation of stray and feral cats!

Spay Neuter Information:

• Cats must come in a HARD-SIDED carrier
• Spay/Neuter clinics are held several times each month but appointments are necessary
• All cats and dogs must be healthy and over the age of 3 months and weigh at least 3 lbs. Surgery is performed at the discretion of the veterinarian.
• For Appointments call 570-386-9241 or email: [email protected]

Surgery Includes:

• Brief exam
• Sedation and pain medicine
• General anesthesia
• Spay/Neuter by licensed veterinarian
• Tattoo on Abdomen
• Vaccinations
• Ear tipping for feral/stray cats
• Click HERE for Pre-Op instructions, Rush Veterinary, Tamaqua

Surgery Prices:

• Surgery fees are CASH only, and due at time of service
• Stray/Feral Spay/Neuter: $50.00
• House cats Spay/Neuter: $100.00
• Dogs: call for pricing as the price usually varies by body weight
• E collar is an additional fee.  Cats price is $5.00 and Dogs price $10.00

     Trap Neuter and Release Goals:

• Reduce the population of FREE ROAMING (FERAL) Cats through SPAY/NEUTER to prevent the reproduction of unadoptable/unwanted kittens
• Reduce the number of stray cats dropped off at animal shelters
• Educate the public about Trap Neuter Release (TNR) and create a network of volunteers to facilitate the program

Feral Facts:

• Virtually 100% of feral cats taken to kill shelters are euthanized.
• The domestic cat population is estimated to be 82 million cats. The feral or free roaming cats may be as high.
• While 82% of domestic cats are spayed or neutered – only 3% of feral cats are sterilized
• Most of the 4.5 million cats and kittens euthanized in the U.S. each year are offspring from free roaming cats.