Following is a list of the most widely used low-cost clinics located within a reasonable distance of Waynesboro, PA. Most of these organizations also have pages where you might find helpful information. It’s a good idea to check with your local shelter, to see if they have upcoming clinics. Rescues often hold or sponsor clinics as well, so feel free to message rescues near you to inquire
if anything is coming up. Your veterinarian’s office can also be a good source of clinic info. If you are interested in having cats combo tested for FIV/FeLV, be sure to ask if the clinic you intend to use offers this service. Additional costs will apply. IMPORTANT~CATS SHOULD NOT BE TRAPPED UNTIL 24-48 HRS PRIOR TO CLINIC APPTS. TRAPS ARE FAR TOO SMALL FOR EXTENDED PERIODS. Prices listed are subject to change without our knowledge. Kindly advise if you have updates we should be aware of.
�Antietam Humane Society
TNVR – $35.00/cat Male or Female
AHS rents traps for a $50.00 refundable deposit. Please contact the shelter to inquire. https://antietamhumanesociety.org/spay-neuter-clinic/
� Adams County SPCA ~ Gettysburg, PA
http://www.adamscountyspca.org/spay-neuter-services
Note: Prices on the website are for pets. Lower prices are offered for feral cats. Cats must arrive in humane traps.
$35 per cat, includes surgery, rabies vaccination, ear tip
� The Nobody’s Cats Foundation ~ Camp Hill, PA
http://www.nobodyscats.org/clinic.php
Cats must arrive in humane traps.
$40 per cat, includes surgery, rabies, distemper vacs, Revolution, ear tip ~ Additional vetting/medications are administered at additional cost (very reasonable)
� Promise Animal League ~ Boonsboro, MD
http://www.apromise.org/our%20services.htm
Cats can be taken to this clinic in either humane traps or hard pet carriers. $75.oo includes surgery and rabies vaccination ~ Other services are available at additional cost.
�Too Much of A Good Thing ~ Littlestown, PA
http://toomuchofagoodthing.net/
Cats can be taken to this clinic in either humane traps or hard pet carriers. $40 (males), $70 (females), includes surgery only. Vaccinations and testing available for additional cost. Once you decide on which clinic to utilize, be sure to read all instructions on their website, so you will understand exactly what is expected of you, as well as what they provide and the costs involved. Many clinics require that feral/free-roaming cats arrive in humane traps, vs pet-type carriers. Most websites include thorough information on how to successfully trap and transport the kitties, as well as what kind of recovery time they need post-op. NEED TRAPS? If you don’t own any humane traps, your local shelter may loan them out so give them a call to inquire. It’s typically free of charge, but most do require refundable deposits. In addition, some of the above-mentioned clinics will also loan traps. And good old Facebook is a great resource; you’d be surprised what happens if you post a plea to borrow traps. Friends and neighbors nearby just may offer to help. If you would like to purchase traps, they are normally available at places like Lowe’s, Tractor Supply, etc. HAVE A LARGE NUMBER OF CATS TO TRAP FOR SPAY/NEUTER SURGERY? You MAY qualify for assistance. Message us for details. Remember, outdoor cats need fresh food and water daily, as well as shelter from the elements, especially in winter. There are excellent “how to” guides online for making inexpensive outdoor cat shelters. A wealth of info can be found on the websites of The Nobody’s Cats Foundation or Alley Cat Allies.
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