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Below are resources you may find helpful in working with feral cat colonies or if you are planning on undertaking a DIY Trap/Neuter/Return program. There are also links to low cost spay/neuter programs for both owned and unowned animals.
  • Action for Animals (Latrobe, PA): low cost spay/neuter programs for low income individuals  724.539.2544 http://members.petfinder.org/~PA60 index.html
  • Allegheny Spay and Neuter Clinic: provides reduced cost spay/neuter services  - 1374 Shawville HIghway, Woodland, PA 16881 814.768.3500; 2836 Earlystown Rd, Centre Hall, PA 16828 Centre Hall PA - 814.364.1630 
  • Alley Cat Allies: provides information of feral and stray cat management; advocates for unowned cats - www.alleycat.org
  • Animal Care Sanctuary (Tioga & Bradford County PA): Provides TNR, low cost spay/neuter services, and wellness services for cats and dogs. https://www.animalcaresanctuary.org/
  • Beckoning Cat Project (Lycoming County, PA):  https://beckoningcatproject.org/ or 570.971.4592 - low cost spay/neuter clinic located in Williamsport, PA (Lycoming County) - also offers wellness clinics.
  • Best Friends Animal Society Feral Cat Resources page - www.bestfriends.org/nomorehomelesspets/resourcelibrary/feralindex.cfm
  • Central PA Humane Society (Blair County): provides Trap/Neuter/Return assistance for colonies in Blair County. Contact the shelter for information on availability at 814-942-5402; https://www.centralpahumane.org/trap-neuter 
  • Centre County PAWS (Centre County, PA): provides vouchers to assist in paying for spay/neuter procedures for owned and unowned cats - http://centrecountypaws.org/spay/ or 814.237.8722 ext 4 or spayneuter@centrecountypaws.org
  • Clarion PAWS (Clarion County) : providing TNR services in the Clarion, PA area  - www.clarionpaws.org or tnr@clarionpaws.org
  • Clearfield County SPCA: 275 21st Street,  Clearfield, PA 16830, 814.765.2220   Hold occasional low-cost spay neuter clinics.  For more information, watch their FaceBook page.  You must go to the SPCA to pay for the surgery before clinic day.  www.clearfieldcountyspca.org
  • Clinton County SPCA TNR program: 570.748.4756  https://clintoncountyspca.org/index.php/tnr/
  • Happy Paws, Happy Homes (Huntingdon/Tyrone PA): Provide spay/neuter services; vouchers for spay/neuter services; low cost spay/neuter services for pit bulls. 814-360-7383 or www.happypawshappyhomes.org
  • Humane Society of Westmoreland County (Greensburg, PA): provide low cost spay/neuter services 724-837-3779; HSWCGBG@aol.com
  • Lycoming County SPCA: low cost spay/neuter for residents of Lycoming county as well as animals available for adoption. http://lycomingspca.org/services/#spay-neuter or 570.322.4646
  • Nardecchia Spay and Neuter Fund (Cambria & Somerset counties): provide financial assistance for spays and neuters to those with financial need; http://www.nardecchia.org/
  • No Feline Left Behind (McKean County): Performs Trap, Neuter, Vaccinate, Return in McKean County PA; nflbmckean@gmail.com; https://www.facebook.com/nofelineleftbehindmckean/
  • PAWS of PA: provides TNR and mobile spay/neuter clinics in the Harrisburg area running up to Perry County - http://www.pawsofpa.org/ or 717.957.8122
  • Pets Come First (Centre County): Provides volunteers and resources for pets in need; provide vouchers for low cost spay/neuter clinics for cats and dogs; cats and dogs available for adoption at shelter located at 2451 General Potter Highway, Centre Hall - 814.364.1725 or  www.petscomefirst.com
  • Shippensburg Township (Cumberland County): Offers TNR vouchers for residents to use at spay/neuter clinics.To inquire about vouchers please contact the Shippensburg Township office, 81 Walnut Bottom Road, Shippensburg; Monday-Friday from 9AM-1PM or call 717-532-7137.
  • SNAP of PA (Harrisburg PA) : provides low cost spay/neuter clinics and coupons - www.snapofpa.org
  • Steelton Borough Community Cats (Dauphin County) : provide TNR, spay/neuter assistance, low cost vaccines, food, and assistance to homeless cats (zip codes 17113, 17104 & 17034) - www.steeltoncats.org
  • SUN P.E.T.S: Serves the residents of Snyder, Union, and Northumberland counties by helping low-income households in those counties with the cost of spaying or neutering their pets; educate the public on the importance of spaying and neutering - http://www.sunpets.org/
  • The Nobody's Cat Foundation:Provides low cost feral/unowned cat spay/neuter services for Adams, Cumberland, Dauphin, Franklin, Fulton, Huntingdon, Juniata, Lancaster, Lebanon, Mifflin, Northumberland, Perry, Schuylkill, Snyder, and York counties -www.nobodyscats.org/ or contact@nobodyscat.org
  • Tioga County Cat Project: Improve the lives of cats in Tioga County, Pennsylvania, through TNR and other services. https://www.tiogacountycatproject.com/
To find low cost spay/neuter resources across the country, visit the PetSmart Charities Clinic Locator. Be sure to unclick Stores to only see clinics and type in the COUNTY of your location - cities or zip codes do not return accuarate results (for example Centre County, PA NOT 16801).

FAQ

What does HCF charge for services?

Our voucher program is low-cost with payment options available. When you apply for voucher, a volunteer will contact you to discuss payment options. Our other programs are provided at no charge.

How do I get a spay/neuter voucher

Refer to our programs page for complete information on applying for vouchers.

Does HCF take in stray cats or owner surrenders?

No. HCF is not an rescue/adoption organization and we do not have a shelter. Please contact your local humane organization for assistance.

I have cats living on my property and I want to take care of them. What should I do?

The most important thing is to have the cat(s) spayed or neutered and vaccinated. HCF can provide guidance on trapping the cat and help you secure financial assistance for feral/stray alters. Next, you should be sure the cat(s) have a warm, dry place to sleep and access to clean food and water. Check out the Programs page for more information on vouchers, shelters, and DIY programs.
If you are interested in setting up a low cost spay/neuter clinic in your area, please watch the video below. It shows a typical HCF spay/neuter clinic.