Our Spay/Neuter, Rescue and Trapping Programs

We offer a number of free and low-cost spay programs, as well as help with rescue and trap-neuter-return.

Free Spay for Mother Cats Program:  Feline Friends offers a free spay to any mother cat with kittens, providing all the kittens are surrendered to Feline Friends for adoption. Since we spay and neuter kittens at 2 pounds, all the kittens that are placed into new homes can not reproduce This insures that the population growth is stopped and no new kittens are born. This program is run year round. For more information contact 603-893-2483 or email to felinefriendsnh@comcast.net.

Low Cost Spay/Neuter Program:  
Feline Friends recommends two programs for Low Cost Spaying & Neutering:
The Catmobile 978-465-1940 and Animal Rescue Veterinarian Services 603-425-3928. Both programs are $75.00 to neuter a male and $100.00 to spay a female. Charges include distemper & rabies shots. You will need to call for an appointment.
If you need assistance in trying to reach either of these programs, please call or email us and we will help in any way we can. Thank you for spaying & neutering.
 

Rescue Program:
Feline Friends offers options for cats and kittens in need of finding new homes. This program is available for cats or kittens that are in an unsafe environment and need to be taken from the home or from the outside elements. Most often these cats have been abandoned or are being mistreated. We always try to accommodate placement for these felines, but if we do not have room we will offer referral and put you on our waiting list. For more information call 603-893-2483 or write to felinefriendsnh@comcast.net.  For a list of other no-kill shelters in the area click on No Kill Shelter List.


Trap-Neuter-Return (T-N-R): Our T-N-R program is designed to offer assistance in trapping individual feral cats or helping with whole colonies. Have-a-heart traps are used by experienced volunteers. Once trapped, the cats are taken to our vet for testing, vaccinations and spaying/neutering. Each cat is tattooed and ear tipped to show that the cat has been altered if it is trapped again. In order to take part in this program, you will need to make a commitment to continue to provide food, water and sheler such as a shed, dog house, or other outside enclosure for the cat(s) once they are released.


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