Does anyone know where I could get two cats fixed for free or cheep?

Question

I live in Florida. They were both wild cats that I trapped and now live in my yard because they are too aftaid of my dogs to come inside yet. One boy one girl both about 5 mts old.

Answer 1

Animal Rights Foundation of Fl.

[phone]

Discount Spay & Neuter

[phone]

HERO

(877) 6 HUMANE

MASH

(Mobile Animal Services & Help)

[phone]

Pet Aid League

[phone]

[phone]

Spay/Neuter Clinic

[phone]

Spay Shuttle

[phone]

S.P.O.T.

[phone]

Good luck!

Answer 2

Free no.   Your local shelter will probably be able to do it for you at a good price though

Answer 3

Try your local shelter. They sometimes do it for free/cheap.

Answer 4

Contact your local shelter or humane society - they probably offer low cost spay/neuter or they're bound to know of a vet clinic that does.

Low cost and free spay/neuter in Florida: http://www.lovethatcat.com/stfl.html#Flo...

Answer 5

Cheap?  go for FREE!

Call your local SPCA and make sure to tell them they are ferral/ homeless.

They also may tell you of some agiencies that help.

I found several by talking to the woman who does Pet Assistance  they are non profit in Calif. but I don't know who does it in Fl.

I got several cats paid for completely by Actors and others...

Like I said SPCA in your area knows who does it in your area.

good luck >^..^<

Answer 6

Try calling a human society and ask them where they get all of theirs done and how much it is. Also, look in the newspapers... alot of time they have clinics for a certain period of time and offer spaying that's really inexpensive to help stop animals from producing and having strays.

Answer 7

call shelters, vets, ask them.

google "feral cat rescue in Florida".

http://www.kittyrescue.net/

http://www.hoosierkitties.com/rescue/flo...

http://floridacatrescue.com/resource.htm...

http://www.lovethatcat.com/stfl.html

Answer 8

Contact your local animal shelter. My local shelter gives out vouchers to get animals spayed or neutered, I'm sure a lot of the animal shelters and SPCA's do that because they want to control the animal population.