Next Clinic: Sept. 28th, 2008
Reservations will open at 6 p.m. on Sept. 12th, 2008.
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RESERVE CLINIC SPACE — BORROW HUMANE TRAPS
510 433 9446
Over 10,000 cats have been admitted to our clinics!
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Please call our volunteer-staffed hot line, 510-433-9446, for advice and referrals. See How the Clinic Works for detailed instructions about
the process and Upcoming Clinics to find out when reservations open for each clinic. We would like to thank all the people that came to our celabration, and all the sponsers and donors! Happy 10th Birthday Fix Our Ferals! Thank you for helping make a better life for East Bay Ferals! more... Muffin: "Amazing Feral" July Contest Winner  "She was abandoned on the doorstep of the East Bay SPCA Adoption Center in a milk crate covered by a towel. When the crate was brought inside and the towel removed, Muffin bolted out . . ." Read Muffin's story. Enter Our "Amazing Feral" Contest and See Your Favorite Right Here! Did your "feral" cat become tame with you? Do you know a cat who's blissfully content to be feral . . . and fed? Did a feral cat adopt you? Tell the world how wonderful they are. Send your cat's story and photos to amazing_ferals@yahoogroups.com (don't forget the underscore in "amazing_ferals"). No donation is required to enter the contest. Adopt a Backyard Cat and Save a Life! It's easy. It's rewarding. And Fix Our Ferals will lend you everything you need to get started. Curious? Read all about it! Please Help Us Help the Cats Click the "Make a Donation" button on the left nav bar on this page. It will only take a minute. Every donation is tax-deductible and helps save cats' lives. See the navigation bar on the left for more information about Fix Our Ferals, as well as helpful hints, including:
Fix Our Ferals Can Take It! CARS, CARS, CARS Your old worn-out car, or a brand new one . . . we don't care. The cats need them, so call us and we can arrange the pickup.
Fix Our Ferals offers free spay/neuter clinics for homeless cats in Alameda and Contra Costa counties. We have helped more than 2000 East Bay residents to sterilize over 9,600 cats since we started in 1998. If you live in the East Bay, chances are there are feral and stray cats in your neighborhood. Let us help you control and reduce their numbers using the cruelty-free strategy of trap/neuter/return—the only method that succeeds.
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