C.A.T.S. Northeast (Cats Assisted Thru Spay/Neuter)
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Hours: Clinic usually operates once a week
- What it is
- Spay and neuter
- Who it helps
- Aimed at people who have taken in an abandoned cat
- Where
- Connecticut
- Status
- Open
- Checked
- on the official website, November 5, 2026
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All-volunteer nonprofit running an affordable cat spay/neuter clinic since 2007, usually operating once a week, and sharing space with a small cat shelter. Volunteers also foster some dogs in need.
Good to know
- Who can use it: Aimed at people who have taken in an abandoned cat; not for people who purchased a cat.
- How to get started: Email C.A.T.S. Northeast (address on its contact page) or use the website message form to make an appointment or request an adoption application.
Emergency? Call your veterinarian or the nearest 24-hour emergency hospital now, and tell them if cost is a barrier. Emergency signs and poison hotlines
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