Community / Feral Cat Services
Spay and Neuter programs for free roaming cats
By offering free or low-cost spay/neuter for free roaming cats, Spay Neuter Network is empowering our communities to care responsibly for community cat colonies and preventing overpopulation as humanely as possible.
If clinics are at capacity, cats may be held until the next day. Please note that if you bring a cat that is found to already be spayed or neutered, grant funding will not pick up the cost associated with the services rendered. You will be responsible for all services performed.
The average cost of these surgeries to Spay Neuter Network, without vaccines or ear tip, is $100 per cat. Please consider donating and getting others to donate. It is the only way we can continue these lifesaving programs. The longer we wait, the more kittens we will see roaming the streets.
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Program Statistics
559
Total Community Cat Surgeries 2025
4,217
Total Community Cat Surgeries 2024
*Project years are January – December
Fort Worth Free Community and Feral Cat Fix, Vaccination, Microchip
Available to Fort Worth Residents these ZIP codes: 76104, 76105, 76106, 76110, 76111, 76112, 76116, 76119, 76123, 76133, 76164 and 76244. First-come first-served. No appointments are taken.
City of Fort Worth Residents in qualifying zip codes may have community cats spayed or neutered at no cost to them. Microchip, Rabies vaccination, and *ear tip are included with surgery.
The program requires that the cat is trapped in a humane trap, and then brought to our clinic. Community cats can be in a hard carrier.
The number of cats accepted will vary based on the capacity level of the clinic. If we are unable to service all the cats, due to unexpected surgical delays, we may hold the cat(s) overnight (on a weekday) or ask you to come back to the clinic to pick up. We cannot hold cats over the weekend.
SNN Fort Worth Clinic
3117 E Seminary Dr, Fort Worth, 76119
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Before you arrive, please complete a Surgery Authorization Form
Dallas Service Request (SR) Numbers
City of Dallas Residents with an SR number may have un-owned outdoor / feral cats spayed or neutered at no cost to them thanks to funding from Dallas Animal Services. Rabies vaccination, microchip, FVRCP vaccination and *ear tip are included with surgery. The program requires that the cat is feral or un-owned and that they are within Dallas city limits. This program does not cover kittens or cats that are trapped and then go into a rescue group for adoptions. Only 1 SR number is required per address. Please note that if you bring a cat that is found to already be spayed or neutered or if you do not have an SR number, funding will not pick up the cost associated with the services rendered and you will be responsible for all services performed.
Dallas cats with SR numbers are accepted at our Dallas and Crandall clinics.
Get a service request (SR) number online. Once you click the link select Animal Care and Control and then select Animal Community Cat Program. Fill out all the information on the cats and get the SR number. Bring the SR number to the clinic or transport location with the cats.
*Ear tipping is where the tip of the left ear is clipped while under anesthesia. This is painless to the cat and is very important once you release it back into the community. If the cat is trapped again, the trapper will release it after seeing the tipped ear.
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Dallas Targeted Community Cat Program
Dallas Pets Alive, Dallas Animal Services, Operation Kindness, Feral Friends and Spay Neuter Network have come together to provide TNR resources to Dallas neighborhoods that have been identified as having a large community cat population. DAS has been collecting Cat Census data to determine the neighborhoods with the highest outdoor cat population. Once a neighborhood is chosen, we will work to TNR all outdoor cats in that neighborhood going block by block to fix the problem for good before moving to another neighborhood. We believe that using high intensity TNR strategy is the most effective in reducing population size but also minimize preventable deaths.
If you have a large community cat population in your neighborhood that needs help with spay/neuter, make sure to report to city of Dallas 311 so that data can be collected to help us determine the next areas of need.
Funding for this program provided by the Byrne Family Foundation.
$25 San Antonio Feral Cat Coalition Partner Program
Available to San Antonio Residents Only
SAFCC has partnered with Spay Neuter Network to further subsidize pricing in San Antonio. This program is only for those who have taken SAFCC’s free TNR Class.
Click for Clinic Schedule and Capacity: | San Antonio
Un-Owned Outdoor Cat or Feral Cat Fix
Outside of vouchers or special programs, un-owned outdoor cats will be accepted at our clinics at the same prices for owned cats.
All wild feral cats must be in a humane trap. Friendly community cats can be in a hard carrier. One cat per trap or carrier. No appointments are taken. First-come-first-serve.
The number of cats accepted will vary based on the capacity level of the clinics. If we are unable to service all the cats, due to unexpected surgical delays, we may hold the cat(s) overnight (if a week-night) or ask you to come back to the clinic to pick up. We cannot hold cats over the weekend.
A rabies vaccine is also required by law with surgery.
Click for Clinic Schedules and Capacity: | Crandall | Dallas | Fort Worth | San Antonio
*Ear tipping is where the tip of the left ear is clipped while under anesthesia. This is painless to the cat and is very important once you release it back into the community. If the cat is trapped again, the trapper will release it after seeing the tipped ear.
Before you arrive, please complete a Surgery Authorization Form