We are so grateful to have received an in-kind grant of 3 pallets of dry cat food from the ASPCA, made possible by 9Lives. This food will be made available to pet owners and community cat caregivers on a first-come, first-served basis, with a limit of 2 bags per person. FixNation recognizes the financial hardships felt by our dedicated clients and colony caregivers and we are thrilled to be able to offer these additional resources to support the care of thousands of cats in the Los Angeles area. Read FixNation's press release, here.  

Please mark your calendars for FixNation's holiday schedule. The clinic will be closed on the following on December 18th, then open again for December 19th, 23rd, and 24th. Then, we return in the New Year on Wednesday, January 6th.

  You’re invited to one of Los Angeles’ most innovative design events – Architects for Animals® “Giving Shelter” exhibit – a fundraiser for local nonprofit FixNation, which provides free spay and neuter services for the city’s legions of homeless cats. Architects for Animals invites top LA architecture and design firms and individual architects and designers to design creative and functional outdoor dwellings for cats. The shelters are then displayed during a unique cocktail reception. Some of the participating firms include:  Standard Architecture | Design, DSH // Architecture, Formation Association with Buro Happold, HOK, Lehrer Architects, Perkins and Will, RNL, RTKL, Brandon [...]

This summer’s Whiskers in the Moonlight concert brought out the best of LA’s music lovers and cat advocates for a night of fun under the stars. The setting couldn’t have been more beautiful in the open-air courtyard of the famous Autry in Griffith Park. As guests nibbled on vegan tacos and drank wine or beer, the party got underway with Morgan Fairchild as Mistress of Ceremonies, and a special video message from FixNation friend and Board Member, Jackson Galaxy. The three acts, Podunk Poets, Eileen Carey, and The Carl Verheyen Band got a few brave souls on their feet for [...]

FixNation participated in Los Angeles’ annual Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) Celebration at the famous Hollywood Forever cemetery, held this year on Oct. 24. Co-founder Karn Myers and her dedicated team created an amazing interactive altar in honor of lost and deceased cats. The popular altar was also a chance to educate the public about FixNation’s work on behalf of the untold numbers of homeless, stray and feral cats still living amongst us in LA. This was FixNation’s 6th appearance at the Day of the Dead event, and we are proud to be the only animal welfare [...]

In celebration of National Feral Cat Day, FixNation will build and donate outdoor cat shelters to 20 lucky colony caregivers. Each shelter will be customized with a personal message for the colony and will be accompanied by one free bottle of Jackson Galaxy’s Spirit Essences Feral Flower Formula. Winners will be chosen based on individual submissions of funny or heartwarming stories from their colony or TNR experiences. Stories should be submitted via FixNation’s Facebook page (www.facebook.com/FixNationLA) prior to October 16th when we will begin announcing two winners per day for 10 days! Our feral friends lead a life of uncertainty [...]

With five rescues of her own plus a colony of friendly ferals to care for, it’s clear that Heather Smith has a genuine passion for homeless cats. Her friends even refer to the street she lives on as “Black Cat Lane” due to several feral kitties who have happily made a home there. Heather was introduced to FixNation and TNR back in 2014, when she and a neighbor trapped three cats living in her back garden. “We followed the detailed FixNation instructions to the letter, and within five minutes of setting out the traps we had the mama cat in [...]

Kim Reed is a TNR superhero. She is responsible for saving these kittens during one of the recent TNR Project trapping nights coordinated by our amazing FixNation friend, Joe Federico.  These seven kittens were plucked out of a junkyard in Irwindale. There had been several SOS calls from the facility, as it is unfortunately a dumping ground for many animals. With the help of people who had been rescuing and pulling dogs from this site for years now, feeding stations were set up to get a tally on how many cats were at the facility as well as a regular routine [...]