Spaying females and neutering males dramatically reduces the number of animals with no loving home and actually decreases the risk of many serious diseases. If you do not spay or neuter your cat, you are inevitably contributing to cat homelessness and suffering.
What is spaying?
The surgical removal of the female reproductive organs. It eliminates behaviors associated with the heat cycle, like kneading, howling and restlessness. It also greatly reduces the risk of mammary cancer.
What is neutering?
The surgical removal of parts of the male reproductive organs. It prevents spraying, roaming and catfights over females and territory. The urine of a neutered cat is also less smelly.
We can help with low-cost spaying and neutering. Call our hotline today or come to our shelter during adoption hours for assistance.