15/09/2026
This subsidised neutering scheme is currently running.
Rescues everywhere are full to bursting, we simply can’t keep up with the increase in numbers of cats needing rehoming or rescuing off the streets.
Please get your cats neutered - including indoor only cats (they escape and come home pregnant or after impregnating other people’s cats).
Sadly, kittens being born into the current situation cannot be guaranteed good homes. There’s just too many cats and kittens, not enough homes.
For every litter of kittens born, there are stray cats who cannot be brought into rescue.
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🐾 GOOD WELFARE STARTS AT HOME - NEUTER YOUR CAT
We haven’t had a large response from the original areas, and we still have some of the grant remaining. Because of this, we are now opening the scheme up to residents in the Port Talbot and Neath areas as well.
We’re grateful to have received a grant from Petplan Charitable Trust UK, allowing us to support a limited number of owned cats with subsidised neutering.
This scheme is available to low‑income households (under £28,000) living in:
Blaengwynfi, Abergwynfi, Croeserw, Glyncorrwg, Abercregan, Cymmer, Caerau, Cynonville, Pontrhydyfen, Cwmafan and now also Port Talbot and Neath.
You must also be able to get your cat to Swansea Cat Clinic, Llansamlet, and payment is required upfront to book your cat in.
💷 What the Scheme Covers
Neuter or spay: £40
Optional microchip: +£10
This support is only available for owned cats.
📩 How to Apply
Please complete our Neuter Application Form:
https://forms.gle/5JDy4gc4TBVuW8Dt5
Once we receive your form, we’ll be in touch with further information and your unique reference number, which you’ll use to book your cat in.
🐱 Why These Areas?
We originally focused on the communities closest to the sanctuary due to a significant rise in outdoor litters and unneutered cats being surrendered. As uptake has been lower than expected, we’re now extending support to Port Talbot and Neath to help prevent further suffering and reduce the number of cats needing rescue.
Thank you for helping us tackle this issue at its source and supporting responsible pet care in our valleys