Request Assistance

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We kindly ask, if you are able to, please make an appointment directly with one of the local spay/neuter clinics. This helps us reserve our limited resources for those who cannot afford an appointment or do not have the ability to get to a clinic.

We pay between about $150-250 per cat for spay/neuter, but many clinics offer lower rates to individuals, so please consider either making appointments directly with the clinics or making a donation to help us continue to be able to offer spay/neuter to those who need it.

The best way to get help and advice is to fill out our online form linked below. A volunteer from our team will respond to you as soon as we are able. If you’d like to borrow a trap, we can lend one to you and show you how to use it!

Please note that Full Circle Cats is volunteer-run and we are inundated with requests year-round. Our volunteers strive to respond to all of our requests, when we are able, so thank you for your patience. Full Circle Cats is unable to respond to emergency situations. If you believe an animal is in distress, please visit your nearest animal hospital or contact your local shelter.

Be sure to check out our Resource Library as well.

How can Full Circle Cats help?

  • Our community cat program volunteers can arrange one-on-one and small group trapping demonstrations. You’ll learn the basics of trapping, TNR best practices, and how to care for community cats.

  • Spay/neuter is the backbone of Full Circle Cats. If you need help arranging spay/neuter surgery appointments for community cats, we can help. In our Feral Change program we prioritize free-roaming, unowned cats, but we can provide resources for owned and foster cats.

  • Our foster program prioritizes the most underserved and critical care kittens. While we may not be able to intake every kitten or cat in need, we can offer resources and education to empower you to foster yourself.

  • Full Circle Cats lends humane traps and equipment free of charge and with no deposit required. Even if you have arranged your own clinic appointments we would still be happy to lend you a trap.

  • If you are unable to trap yourself or if the colony is too large for you to handle on your own, our volunteers may be available to help out.

  • There is an abundance of animal welfare services and organizations but finding which ones that can help you can be overwhelming. Full Circle Cats can help you make sense of the programs available and how to navigate the process.