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Shelter/FoSter groups

Feline Rescue 501(c)(3) Charity Groups

We need to set everything up directly with the 501(c)(3) group's president for legal authority

Spay/Neuter (aka "Alteration" or "Sterilization")

We can schedule surgery dates to set up multiple pets for spay or neuter. We apply tattoos and can also microchip, test, and/or vaccinate at time of surgery.

Dentistry

For pets that have severe dental issues that need addressed before adoption, plus antibiotics and pain medications for after.

Mass Removals

From simple mass removals on the skin that catch on everything to more problematic, larger masses in the way of functionality, we will make a surgery time during spay/neuter or dental days to remove these surgically. 


TNR Groups

Only for established 501(c)(3) TNR groups on community cats, with authorization in writing from the board president.

Spay/Neuter

Alteration/Sterilization procedures. We always take the tip of the left ear when we spay/neuter feral/community cats. Each cat also receives a sterilization tattoo and a rabies vaccination. Only cats over 3 lbs will receive a rabies certificate.

Minor Injury and Infestation Treatment

From antibiotic injections and pain medications to ear mite, flea, and tick treatments, we will do what we are able for those feral cats needing extra support.

Euthanasia

Sometimes an outside cat is not going to get better without extensive treatment, if at all. This is a humane way to help those few kitties end suffering.

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