COVID-19 protocol for each clinic must be followed.

Fill out one form for each cat or kitten you want to bring to the clinic: https://www.catadelphia.org/freefix

This is for pet cats from Philadelphia only. If you are not from Philadelphia or have outside cats (TNR) that need spay or neuter, please email us for additional resources at freefix@catadelphia.org.

Yes, we believe that spaying and neutering pet cats in Philadelphia should be free. We work hard to provide a limited number of free surgeries to pet cats on a first come, first serve basis year-round at veterinary clinics that we partner with.

If your request is approved, you will receive additional information and available appointment dates shortly. We ask that you periodically check your email for our messages. We are unable to accept phone calls at this time.

No. Catadelphia is the nonprofit organization that created the program and will be communicating with you about getting your cat fixed. We partner with a few different veterinary clinics.

You will be able to select the clinic of your choice when you make your appointment with us. Please map the address of the clinics now so that you are not surprised on the morning of your appointment.

The Spayed Club

800 Chester Pike, Sharon Hill, PA 19079

The Bridge Clinic

1 Declaration Drive, Bensalem, PA 19020

Each cat is eligible to receive the following:

• Spay or Neuter

• Rabies vaccination

• FVRCP vaccination

• Flea treatment

• Dewormer

• *Additional medical care. If medical issues are found during surgery, we will try to cover the cost of these. We cannot guarantee this but we will cross this bridge if we come to it.

If you would like microchips or other services, please inquire with the clinic directly upon checking in. Unfortunately, we cannot cover the cost of those services at this time.

No. Treatment of these parasites is covered through the Free Fix program.

Yes. Pregnant cats and cats that are in heat will both be spayed. Some clinics charge extra fees for this but through us, it’s still completely free.

Kittens can be spayed or neutered at just eight weeks of age. That’s two months old. Or, two pounds in weight. Kittens can begin mating at four months of age and have babies at six months so don’t delay.

Additional medical care (if other problems are found with your cats during surgery, we will try to cover the cost of these. We cannot guarantee this but we will cross this bridge if we come to it at that time). List any medical concerns you have about your cats your Free Fix form and on your clinic forms.

Yes. All cats must be brought in hard carriers. If you need to borrow a hard carrier, you can pick one up from us in Tacony, 19135. Here is the link to reserve carriers: https://bit.ly/taconytraplibrary You can also email Tacony@catadelphia.org if you have questions.

No. For the safety of the cats and kittens, they need to be in their own secure carrier. After anesthesia, cats can fight each other so they each need their own carrier. Always double check your carrier is completely locked before you leave the house and when you bring your cat in and out of the car. For added safety, you can hold your carrier under your arms, not just by the handle itself.

Catadelphia has many cat carriers available to be borrowed from our Trap Library location in Tacony, Philadelphia, 19135. To reserve cat carriers for pickup from us, please click the this link: https://bit.ly/taconytraplibrary 📩

If you have any questions, email us at tacony@catadelphia.org.

We are not able to provide transportation at this time. You can join our local Philly cat Facebook group to ask if anyone is carpooling to the clinic: https://www.facebook.com/groups/384150641766549 We also encourage you to contact friends, family and neighbors. Do you know other people who need their cats spayed or neutered? Do they have a car? Get them to sign up and then carpool together to the clinic!

If you are late to pick up your cat after surgery, the clinic may charge you a fee of $25. Unfortunately Catadelphia is not able to cover these fees. Please do everything you can to be on time for pickup.

Due to the Pandemic, there’s very limited availability for spay and neuter appointments. If you cancel with less than 48 hours notice, no-show for your appointment or are late enough that the clinic cannot admit your cat(s), we will have to put you at the end of the list for rebooking. This could be a six month or longer wait unfortunately.

The surgery days are on the days that the clinic has available at this time to us. This is because this is the day we were able to arrange to have this free, high volume clinic.

The Spayed Club and Providence Animal Center are the only quality clinics that are affordable enough for Catadelphia to make surgery free to you. If you know of other clinics in Philadelphia that are willing to partner with Catadelphia, feel free to email us their contact information.

Each clinic has different drop off and pick up times. Please refer to the email you receive when you choose which clinic you would like to come to.

We send you your paperwork in advance to speed up check in when you are dropping your cat off. The clinic paperwork will also be available at the clinic the morning of your appointment. It’s okay for you to fill it out in person if you are not able to print it out in advance!

Unfortunately the answer is no. This is only for cats and kittens that have not been spayed or neutered yet. Please reach out to us at info@catadelphia.org and we can send you information on other clinics and organizations that offer these services.

No. The donors that fund this program are donating specifically for pet cats from Philadelphia only. There are other free programs for outside cats that we can connect you to. Please email info@catadelphia.org for more information.

Catadelphia is a Philadelphia cats only organization. In our city there are an estimated 400,000 cats living outside. That enormous number doesn’t even begin to look at how many Philly pet cats there are indoors. We must work locally to best support the people and cats in our community. Please, reach out to us at info@catadelphia.org to receive referral information for help in your area. There are many other organizations that offer both free and low cost services for cats. Thank you for being honest about your address and helping us keep the funds we work hard to raise for #PhillyCats.

We are happy to help you with additional questions. Please complete our contact form here: https://www.catadelphia.org/contact or reach out to us at freefix@catadelphia.org.