Spay and Neuter Options
Low Cost Spay and Neuter (option 1)
For Friendly Pet Cats
Kitten Rescue is providing Discounted pricing with LIMITED TRANSPORTATION to Kitsap Humane Society, Humane Society of Mason County, and South County Cats in Renton
All animals must be delivered to Kitten Rescue in an appropriate sized hard carrier. (DO NOT stuff a 9 lb. cat in a 4 lb. kitten carrier.) Drop off time is 5:00am to 5:30 am on the morning of your appointment at Kitten Rescue. The information listed here is for domestic cats only. For Feral trapping and TNR, Please see our Feral Cat Spay/Neuter Program below
Pricing for either male or female is only $105
Surgery Requirements
All healthy cats and dogs over the age of twelve (12) weeks and weighing at least three (3) pounds are eligible for surgery.
All animals receive the following:
Veterinarian Exam
Sedation and Pain Medicine
General Anesthesia
Spay or Neuter Surgery performed by a licensed veterinarian
Tattoo on Abdomen (small green line for future verification)
Tender Loving Care
$50 non refundable deposit must be made before your appointment day- The remaining fee must be made before or at drop-off the day of your appointment. Cash, debit, credit or Check Payment must be made to Kitten Rescue of Mason County.
Additional Vouchers for further Financial Assistance can be obtained from these Resources: (Must be handed in at time of drop-off)
Please fill out the Spay/Neuter/Transportation Assistance Application- PLEASE NOTE
After you fill out the application, you will be called within 48 hours. Please be sure your voicemail is set up and able to receive messages in case you miss the phone call.
Low Cost Spay/Neuter (option 2)
Reimbursement
Financial Assistance for Personal Veterinarian spay/neuter
We will reimburse you a maximum of $50 of the spay/neuter costs (pain meds required) when you get your cat spayed or neutered at Shelton Vet, Haigh Vet or Steamboat Island Vet.
Please remember to bring your receipt to Kitten Rescue for your reimbursement.
Feral Cat TNR Program
Kitten Rescue can help you spay and neuter feral cats on your property so they do not continue to multiply. Once altered, they are returned to your property and if necessary, we can help you with providing food for them.
A feral cat is an unowned cat that lives outdoors and avoids human contact; it does not allow itself to be handled or touched, and usually remains hidden from humans.
Spay and Neuter, Alternate Options
Kitsap Humane Society
Click Link above for their online application
Humane Society of Mason County MASH CLinic
Click link above to sign up for the MASH Clinic. We may be able to provide help with transportation once you have an appointment.
Northwest Spay and Neuter
(You transport)– Located in Tacoma, NWSN offers a low-cost option. You will need to make an e-appointment on their website (click link above)