Low-Cost Cat Spay/Neuter Clinic
Thanks to BISSELL Pet Foundation's "Fix the Future" Initiative and Pet Friendly Services, we are proud to offer Low-Cost Cat Spay/Neuter services to residents of Fulton, Starke, Miami, Kosciusko, Marshall, Pulaski and Cass Counties in Indiana.
Several times a month, our adoption building is transformed into a sterile surgery suite, allowing approximately 45 cat spay/neuters to be performed right here at our shelter!
Appointment REQUIRED
Payment due upfront to reserve appointment.
Indoor Cat Package: $25
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Spay/Neuter Surgery
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Pain Injection
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1 yr Rabies Vaccine
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1 yr FVRCP Vaccine
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Nail Trim
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Microchip (REQUIRED for this package)
Outdoor Cat Package: $25
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Spay/Neuter
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Pain Injection
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1 yr Rabies Vaccine
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1 yr FVRCP Vaccine
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Revolution (treats Fleas/Ticks, Ear Mites, Roundworms, Hookworms & prevents Heartworm)
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Ear-tip (REQUIRED)
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Important Details
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$25 payment is required upfront to reserve your appointment.
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Limit 3 cats per household per surgery day.
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Appointments are scheduled first come, first served.
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You must schedule online.
Ear-tipped cats are protected by Fulton County ordinance. An ear tip is a universal marker that says "I've been vaccinated, spayed/neutered and belong right where I am."
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Details
Located at 1540 N Wentzel Street, Rochester IN
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DROP OFF: 7:30AM - 8:00AM Intake building (blue door)
PICK-UP: 4:00PM - 4:30pm (unless notified to come earlier)
Adoption building (white door)
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NO food after midnight the night before. Water is okay.
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Feral/Fractious cats must come in humane traps only with newspaper or puppy pad lining the bottom of the trap.
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NO food or water in the cat carriers
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All cats must arrive in clean, secure cat carrier. If you are bringing multiple cats, each cat must have their own carrier. Cats can't be in the same carrier.
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Line the bottom of carrier with puppy pads, newspaper or an old but clean towel
Please note: Do not place anything in the carrier that you want back. Any towels, blankets, clothing placed inside the carrier will be thrown away. Cats often urinate/deficate and sometimes bleed post-surgery. Puppy pads are changed through out the day.