• Provide a clean nurturing, indoor home for the cat, pending adoption.
  • Bring the animal to an SPCR approved veterinarian for exams, vaccinations and other routine treatment.
  • Give medication as needed. We teach the inexperienced!
  • SPCR has a spay/neuter before adoption policy, meaning that we spay/neuter all of our animals before they are adopted.
    • For adult cats, many of whom are spayed/neutered almost immediately upon entering our system, they are ready for adoption after they have recovered from surgery and have received any needed medical treatment.
    • For young kittens, this policy means that the commitment to foster can be longer. Kittens are usually spayed/neutered around 12-14 weeks.