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Feral cats – Step 2) Traps, training & booking reservations

After we receive your application, one of our team members will follow up with you within approximately 72 hours to finish your enrollment and get you scheduled either for traps, training and/or for spay/neuter appointments. Our preferred method of communication is email, so please check your inbox.
If you submitted a feral cat application and you do have traps, we will call you directly to talk you through our clinic protocol over the phone and get you scheduled for spay/neuter reservations.
If you submitted a feral cat application and you do not …

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Feral cats – Step 3) Trapping that cat!

Whether you’re a master trapper or just a beginner, please thoroughly read our trapping protocol to make sure you trap safely according to the FixNation-specific protocols.
Humane Trapping Instructions
Key highlights to remember:

Never leave a trap out unattended overnight or for any length of time, whatsoever, for any reason.
Do not trap cats after midnight the night before your appointment; tame strays need to be taken in off the streets before midnight. This is due to the fact that if the cat eats after midnight, they will likely vomit while undergoing anesthesia and …

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Feral cats – Step 4) Appointment Day

If you did not catch any cats for your appointment, please give our office a call that night or first thing in the morning to let us know you won’t make it. You can leave us a message at 818-524-2287 x 4 or you can drop us an email at info@fixnation.org.
Check-in time for feral cats is is between 7:00 – 8:30 a.m. daily. When you arrive at the clinic, please leave the cats in your car and come into the clinic to fill out the check-in admission form. Once you’ve completed the check-in …

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