Affordable Care for Every Cat
Community Cat ClinicsCommunity Cat Clinics
Healthy Cats, Healthy Community
Tails of Hope partners with local veterinary providers to offer low-cost neuter clinics for community cats throughout Rutland County. These clinics make it easier and more affordable for residents to get cats sterilized and vaccinated, helping reduce the number of unplanned litters and supporting healthier outdoor cat populations across our community.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who are Community Cat Clinics for?
These clinics are open to Rutland County residents caring for community cats, including feral, stray, and loosely owned cats.
What services are provided?
Cats receive spay or neuter surgery along with rabies and distemper vaccinations.
Is there a cost?
Clinics are offered free or at low cost, making spay/neuter accessible to anyone caring for community cats.
Do I need an appointment?
Yes, appointments are required. Contact us to learn about upcoming clinic dates and how to schedule a spot.
How do I sign up or learn more?
Contact our XXXXX for current clinic schedules and to get your cat registered.
Looking for a Low-Cost Spay or Neuter?
Tails of Hope hosts regular low-cost neuter clinics for the community. Check our calendar to find the next available clinic date and see how to sign up.
Want to Get Involved?
Community Cat Clinics rely on partnerships with local vets and dedicated volunteers. Reach out to learn how you can support this work.