Free/Low Cost Spay/Neuter Resources for Cats (and dogs): 

South County Spay & Neuter Clinic - Renton - long wait list

Spay/neuter is free for feral and free-roaming cats that will be eartipped. 

Feral Cat Spay/Neuter Project – Lynnwood

Spay/neuter is free for feral and free-roaming cats that will be eartipped. 

Pasado’s Safe Haven

Spay/neuter is free for feral and free-roaming cats that will be eartipped. 

Seattle Humane Society (Eastgate/Factoria)

Low-cost spay/neuter for feral and free-roaming cats that will be eartipped. 

Northwest Spay & Neuter Center - Tacoma

Low-cost spay/neuter for feral and free-roaming cats that will be eartipped. 

Seattle Area Feline Rescue - Shoreline

Seattle Animal Shelter Spay and Neuter Clinic

Kitsap Humane Society

Low-cost spay/neuter for feral and free-roaming cats that will be eartipped. 

Homeward Pet Adoption Center - Woodinville

The NOAH Center - Stanwood

Humane Society of Mason County

If you cannot afford the low co-pay, see our list of local voucher programs.

How much does a free kitten cost? 

At least $500! This includes a vet exam, multiple dewormings, multiple vaccinations, spay or neuter surgery, microchip, and an FELV/FIV test.

Instead of getting a free kitten, please consider adopting from a shelter or rescue group. When you adopt from a shelter or rescue group, many of these services are included in the adoption donation. #AdoptDontShop

Adopting a pet from a shelter or rescue group will free up space so the organization can save another animal's life.

Mom's Last Litter Program

If you have a mama kitty with kittens... We are not a shelter, however we have private, volunteer foster homes. If space is available, we will take your kittens when they are 6-8 weeks old and give you a voucher to have your mama cat spayed at our expense. We will provide loving foster care for the kittens and when they are ready, we will adopt the kittens to suitable, approved homes. The kittens will be spayed or neutered, vaccinated, dewormed and treated for fleas and earmites, if needed. AND we will microchip them so if they ever become separated from their human family, they can be reunited.

We will also arrange for the litter's spay/neuter so they will not add to the burden of homeless cats and kittens in our shelters. Sometimes adopters have the best intentions and promise that they will spay a kitten when it is older, but then forget, or aren’t able to afford it, or they don’t realize that kittens can go into heat as young as four months old.

For more information, contact South County Cats southcountycats@gmail.com.