For friendly pet cats
Kitten Rescue offers discounted pricing with limited transportation to:
Kitsap Humane Society
Humane Society of Mason County
South County Cats (Renton)
Cost: $105 (male or female)
- Deposit: $50 non-refundable (due before appointment)
- Balance: Payable by cash, debit, credit, or check at drop-off
Drop-off details:
Location: Kitten Rescue
Time: 5:00–5:30 a.m. on your appointment day
Cats must arrive in a hard-sided carrier large enough for them to stand and turn around comfortably.
Includes:
- Veterinary exam
- Sedation and pain medication
- General anesthesia
- Spay/neuter surgery by a licensed veterinarian
- Small green tattoo for identification
- Tender loving care
Eligibility: Healthy cats and dogs 12+ weeks old and 3+ lbs.
Need more help?
You may be eligible for additional assistance through:
Please submit your Spay/Neuter & Transportation Assistance Application.
You’ll be contacted within 48 hours—make sure your voicemail is set up and accepting messages.
For surgeries done at your own veterinarian
If you take your cat to one of the following clinics:
Shelton Veterinary Hospital
Haigh Veterinary Hospital
Steamboat Island Veterinary Hospital
Kitten Rescue will reimburse up to $50 of the total cost (pain meds required).
Bring your paid receipt to Kitten Rescue for reimbursement.
For unowned outdoor cats
Trap–Neuter–Return (TNR) helps control the feral cat population humanely.
Kitten Rescue can help you:
Spay/neuter feral cats living on your property
Return them safely after surgery
Provide food support if needed
A feral cat is one that lives outdoors, avoids human contact, and cannot be safely handled.
If our program is full or you prefer to schedule directly:
Kitsap Humane Society – Apply online
Humane Society of Mason County MASH Clinic – Sign up on their site; transportation assistance may be available
Northwest Spay & Neuter Center (Tacoma) – You transport your cat; low-cost appointments available online