Spay and neuter are the most important things you can do to help homeless (and pet) cats and kittens.
WARNING – never trap without first having an appointment at a clinic or confirming that you do not need one. Clinics may close or have long waiting lists. Appointments are very hard to get. Joining a small online rescue group may help. (We cannot help with appointments.)
Low-cost Spay/Neuter Clinics
Animal Fix Clinic | (510) 215-9300 | Richmond |
County of Santa Clara Animal Services | (408) 686-3900 | San Martin |
Forpaws Spay & Neuter Clinic | (510) 573-4660 | Fremont |
Humane Society Silicon Valley | (408) 262-2133 | Milpitas |
Nine Lives Foundation | (650) 368-1365 | Redwood City |
Peninsula Humane Society | (650) 340-7015 | San Mateo |
Pets in Need | (650) 496-5971 | Palo Alto |
San Jose Animal Care & Services | (408) 794-7297 | San Jose |
Silicon Valley Animal Control Authority | (408) 764-0344 | Santa Clara |
Whis-Purr Rescue Inc | (877) 307-2747 | Redwood City |
Spay/Neuter Financial Assistance
Palo Alto Humane Society | (650) 424-1901 | Vouchers and payments for ferals and pets |
San Mateo County | (650) 573-3940 | Waiting list for vouchers |
Ohlone Humane Society | (510) 797-9449 | Vouchers for ferals and pets |
Other Valuable Information
Cat Resource Center | San Jose-based very helpful resource for rescuers |
Bay Area Cats | TNR & Community Cat Resources (Facebook group) |
Alley Cat Allies | Extensive information on all aspects of helping homeless cats |
Little Blue Society | Human-Animal Conflict Resolution services |
CONTACT US: info@peninsulacatworks.org | P.O. Box 70101, Sunnyvale, CA 94086-0101 | (408) 831-2280 |