Policy For Kittens At The Spay Day Clinics

The primary purpose of the Spay Day Clinic is to safely, efficiently and expeditiously sterilize feral cats while complying with the laws of the state of North Carolina regarding rabies vaccination of animals.

Kittens must be 12- weeks of age and weigh 3- pounds to be sterilized at the Spay day Clinic. In the event a caregiver traps a kitten and that animal does not meet this criteria, sterilization services will not be rendered at the Spay Day Clinic. The caregiver will need to decide if he or she is capable of safely housing the kitten until the animal does meet the criteria for surgery or if he or she should release the kitten and re- trap the animal at a later date. It is highly recommended that caregivers optimize their trapping efforts by focusing upon trapping the adult cats in their colony and focusing upon the kitten population as the animal becomes age and weight appropriate for surgery.

Spay Day FAQ's

What is an FCAP spay day?
What cats and kittens are eligible for free services?
How do I schedule a cat or kitten for the spay day?
How do I catch the cats and kittens to be sterilized?
How does FCAP provide this free service and how many cats can be sterilized at each clinic?
What if I need immediate assistance and/or can not use the Spay Day clinic?

Please note: If you would like information about the Spay Day Clinic, please contact us at (336) 378-0878 and leave a message on Line 1.

Upcoming Spay Day's

January - No Clinic	April - 4-18-10	July - 7-18-10	October - 10-17-10
February - 2-21-10	May - 5-16-10	August -8-15-10	November - 11-14-10
March - 3-21-10	June - 6-13-10	September - 9-12-10	December - 12-05-10

 

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