FixNation is a non-profit organization committed to cats, and to supporting Trap-Neuter-Return. We provide a free, full-time spay/neuter clinic for cats (Wednesday-Saturday) with two full-time veterinarians capable of sterilizing as many as 100 cats per day. We also provide low-cost, affordable spay/neuter services for tame pet cats. We loan out humane traps and equipment to the public free of charge, provide training on how to humanely trap feral cats and kittens, and offer guidance and information on long-term care and management for feral colonies. FixNation also partners with local humane pet stores and animal rescue organizations to facilitate the adoption of friendly strays and kittens. We are located in the heart of the San Fernando Valley and have been operational as a non-profit since 2007.
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Watch an exclusive video about FixNation clinic, courtesy of our friends at Found Animals Foundation. Tour our state-of-the-art facility, meet our clients and our staff, and learn more about our mission to spay and neuter the homeless cats across Los Angeles.
Homeless, Stray or Feral Cat Programs
- Free Spay/Neuter for homeless (stray and feral) cats
The most expensive and important piece of the TNR model, providing free spay/neuter for homeless cats lifts the financial burden from caregivers and ensures that their colonies do not grow.
- Community Training on Humane Cat Trapping
FixNation’s expert staff conduct 1-hour training sessions on humane trapping techniques and care of feral cat colonies, at the clinic several times each week. If you are new to TNR and wish to take advantage of our Trap Loan Program, you are required to attend at least one session.
- Humane Trap Loan Program
Feral cats cannot be handled and must arrive at the FixNation clinic in a humane, non-collapsible trap. We provide traps free of charge (30 day loan) or you can purchase your own with a FixNation discount from Tomahawk Traps.
- Educational Workshops on Trap-Neuter-Return and Spay/Neuter
FixNation staff and trained volunteers work in the community to elevate the awareness of TNR and ultimately reduce shelter intake and euthanasia rates for cats as a whole. If you’re interested in having a TNR or spay/neuter workshop presented in your school, church, workplace, or community group, please contact FixNation today! - Adoption Partnerships
FixNation works with a select group of nonprofit animal rescue organizations and humane pet stores to facilitate the adoption of friendly strays and socialized kittens who are trapped through our TNR programs. This is another way that FixNation reduces the number of homeless cats in Los Angeles. FixNation is not an adoption agency.
If you are a feral cat caregiver, or have noticed strays in your neighborhood and would like to bring them to FixNation to be spayed or neutered, please learn more about how we can help by clicking here.
Pet Cat Services
- Low-cost Spay/Neuter for pet cats and kittens
With thousands of cats killed in Los Angeles animal shelters each year, the spay/neuter of pet cats is more important now than ever. FixNation offers affordable spay/neuter surgery and vaccinations for cats and kittens to help increase access to all pet owners. (Additional City assistance programs can make surgery even less expensive with proof of financial hardship.)
- Low-cost Vaccine and Microchip Clinic for pet cats (and dogs!)
Providing affordable care for the pets of Los Angeles is one of FixNation’s priorities. Every Saturday, the FixNation clinic offers vaccines and microchips.
Low-cost spay/neuter surgery and FREE microchipping is available for pet cats. Additional tests, medications, and services are can also be requested at the time of surgery. If you’d like to learn more about bringing your pet cat to FixNation, click here for details on scheduling your appointment.
Dog Vaccine and Microchip Services
- Low-cost Vaccine and Micrcochip Clinic for pet cats (and dogs!)
Providing affordable care for the pets of Los Angeles is one of FixNation’s priorities. Every Saturday, the FixNation clinic offers vaccines and microchips.