Feral Clinics and Feral Cat Summit
New Clinic Dates and Information Posted!
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 When feral cats attend our clinic we "tip" their ears so everyone will know this cat has already been spay/neutered. It's easy to see from a distance this cat belongs to a colony and does not need to be captured.
IMPORTANT-----Reminder----all information about feral colonies should
be kept confidential. Please do not share information about your
colony, or any other colony, with anyone you don’t know and trust.
Not all information seekers are friendly to our cats. If you get
inquiries, please let me know before you answer. We’ll try to find
out if these “inquiring minds” are legitimate.
PROTECT YOUR
COLONIES---keep their information confidential.
We are very excited to announce that Coalition For Community Cats will be providing feral clinic organization to the Sacramento SPCA so that our monthly spay/neuter clinics can continue!
Thanks to the efforts of the Sacramento SPCA and their hope to help curb the increasing burden of abandoned cats and kittens, we have been invited to manage feral clinics at their beautiful, new medical facilities! We are very grateful to have the support of the SSPCA Veterinarian, Laurie Siperstein-Cook, DVM and others to help provide inexpensive feral cat clinics to our community.
***Please read our policies prior to registering for our clinics
Our first clinic was held on Sunday, June 3rd 2007. We will continue each month (check our clinic schedule
here).
Please join us by
submitting your reservations through this website.
Also, if you haven’t yet submitted your colony tracking form
, be sure to do that so we can assure colonies are managed and identified.
Our clinic fees have increased slightly to accommodate our new relationship with the SSPCA. Fees per cat will be $15.00 and will include surgery, vaccinations for rabies and FVRCP, flea and ear mite treatment, pain medications, wound care, antibiotic injections and monitored recovery. Every effort will be given to providing respectful medical and surgical support to each cat coming to our clinics.
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Our Mission Statement
From January 2004 to December 2006 we altered 1127 cats!
This has prevented approximately 18,000 kittens being born in Sacramento County!We couldn't do this without the help of our talented and dedicated volunteers, who spent over 2600 hours at last years' clinics.
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