OUR COMMUNITY CAT TNR PACKAGE

Animal Fix Clinic is dedicated to improving the lives of community cats and managing the community cat population through Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR).

TNR is critical to stabilize the population of community cats by breaking the cycle of reproduction. Community cats produce around 80% of the kittens born in the US each year - By treating the problem at its source, TNR is the most effective and most humane method against the crisis in our overflowing animal shelters.

Fixing community cats also improves their lives significantly! Mating behaviors that come along with unsterilized cats are reduced: roaming, yowling, spraying, and fighting. Spay/neuter also reduces or eliminates the risk of various infectious diseases spread during the mating process, uterine infections, breast cancer, testicular cancer, and more.

Since 2014, Animal Fix Clinic has spayed or neutered over 30,000 community cats.

Do you have a community cat you want to help?

Our low-cost TNR package for community cats is $45 and includes the following:

  • spay or neuter surgery

  • rabies and FVRCP vaccines

  • parasite treatment

  • an ear tip

  • a microchip

Ear tips are mandatory for community cats - the tip lets others know that this cat is already sterilized and saves the effort and stress of trapping and transporting a cat that’s already been altered.

We serve community cats from around the East Bay! We can also help with many other surgical procedures for community cats.

Cats ready to visit Animal Fix Clinic

NEED TO BORROW A HUMANE TRAP FROM US?

We offer humane traps for trapping and bringing cats in for surgery. We are available during clinic hours to lend traps and we’re happy to give a demonstration on how to use the trap you are borrowing, as well.

We require a deposit of $75, which is fully refunded to you when the trap is returned to us in good shape within the two-week rental period. We accept cash or credit card. Trap availability is limited, so please call ahead.

Please note: you must have a scheduled appointment with our clinic before you can borrow a trap from us.

For more information about how to borrow a trap, call us at 510-215-9300 or email us.

Need to borrow a humane trap?

STILL HAVE QUESTIONS?
NEED MORE INFORMATION?

Check out our Frequently Asked Questions or our Resources page to learn more about TNR, how to humanely trap a cat, and more.

If your question isn’t covered, get in touch with us here and we’ll get back to you as soon as we’re able to!