Effective February 1, FixNation clinic hours will be Monday-Friday 7am-5pm.
We have cancelled extended hours on Thursday (until 6pm), due to lack of demand.  We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
Also note that FixNation will be closed on Monday, February 20th in observance of President’s Day.  We will return on Tuesday, February 21st with normal clinic hours.
We are happy to announce that we will begin offering low-cost vaccine and testing clinics again in February, this time joining forces with 1st Care Veterinary Services.  Check the new calendar for details on …

Back in March, 2011, Doug Christensen filled out an application for help for the Los Alamitos “racetrack kitties.”  Doug was trying to get some help for the cats and kittens at the racetrack.  He estimated there might be as many as 100 cats on site.
Doug had done his research and found FixNation, where he learned about our life-based program for stray and homeless cats, which provides free spay/neuter, vaccinations, flea treatment, and eartipping.  Doug attended one of FixNation’s free Humane Trap Training Sessions in April 2011, where he received all …

Tune in this Saturday, January 7 at 8pm to watch the Season 2 premiere of “My Cat from Hell” with Jackson Galaxy on Animal Planet.
FixNation is thrilled to be a part of this premiere episode where we spay the former feral, Larry.  Yes, we spayed Larry, who is a girl!
Check out this clip below, to get a taste of this kitty’s troubles, but watch the show to get the full story.

Camouflaged by darkness, a small black cat limped out from under a fence into the parking area of an industrial site. The site was also the location of a Trap-Neuter-Return project, organized by Best Friends Animal Society.  The homeless and feral cats trapped at this site were bound for FixNation, where the trapped cats would be spayed, neutered, receive rabies and distemper shots and finally eartipped.
The chill of Los Angeles winter nights was setting in. The night before, a Momma cat and her two kittens jumped down from a wall …

Dear FixNation Friend,
Homeless cats need your help! You may be wondering why your support is so urgently needed at this time. It’s simple: You can help end the suffering.
Right now, there are more than a million homeless cats and kittens living in Los Angeles, and 40,000 cats are killed in our city and county shelters each year.
FixNation is a nonprofit organization that fixes homeless cats as part of a Trap-Neuter-Return program or “TNR” for short. TNR means cats are fixed so they cannot breed and are then returned to live …

Open Letter
To all of the donors, clients, employees, volunteers, sponsors, friends and supporters of FixNation:

Each year, Los Angeles Magazine searches out to find a limited number of special companies and organizations that deserve to be honored and recognized as the “Best of LA” in categories representing the wide variety of goods and services that make up the rich texture of Los Angeles as a community. This year, we are proud to say that FixNation – your FixNation – has been named the Best in our category – stray cat (spay-neuter) …

Many of the people who support the work of FixNation say that they derive great satisfaction from their generosity, but because they are on a fixed income they cannot afford to give more than they already are giving. There is a way for you to make a lasting investment in FixNation, and leave a legacy for humanity and the animals you care about, by including FixNation in your estate plan.
By leaving a gift for FixNation in your estate plan, you have the opportunity to ensure health and safety for generations …

We had six very successful Best Friends Catnippers clinics in 2010, fixing nearly 700 cats in total throughout the year. Way to go Catnippers vets and volunteers! We couldn’t have done it without you, so thank you sincerely.
Best Friends Catnippers dates for 2011 (all Sundays):

January 9
March 13
May 15
July 10
September 11
November 13

All clinics will be held at FixNation, 7680 Clybourn Ave., L.A., 91352.
An initial application and reservations are required in advance. Please do not bring cats to the clinic without a confirmed reservation. To complete an initial Feral Cat Application, go …

On December 4, 2009, Superior Court judge McKnew ruled that the City of Los Angeles’ modest support of the Trap Neuter and Return of feral cats within the city should have been reviewed in compliance with CEQA (California Environmental Quality Act) before being implemented. The ruling was followed by a court-ordered injunction that currently prevents the city from supporting TNR in any way until the city’s TNR program passes a CEQA review.
Here is an FAQ on what this means on a practical level:
1. Is TNR now illegal?
Answer: No. TNR is …