Where can I find a veterinarian who will treat feral cats, preferably at a reduced rate?
A good place to start is to ask your own veterinarian (if you have one) if he or she is willing to work with feral cats. Explain what you want to accomplish and ask about the possibility of a fee reduction for “rescuers.” Remind the veterinarian that you are volunteering your time to serve your community at the same time as enhancing the lives of the feral cats. If your veterinarian is unfamiliar with the concept of trap-neuter-return (TNR), supply copies of ACA factsheets, Feral Cat Population Control: Implementing a Humane Sterilization Plan and Guidelines for Veterinarians Treating Feral Cats. If you cannot work out an arrangement with your own veterinarian, do not be discouraged. Try contacting other veterinarians in your area until you find someone willing to work with you at a reasonable rate. See the Local Resources page of this web site. Ask local rescue groups or humane societies to refer a veterinarian who provides low-cost spaying and neutering, and who will support your pla
