Feral Cat Spay Neuter Project

Phenomenal place to get feral, barn, or groups of kitties fixed. I lost count how many I have taken here and my kitties have always came back happy, healthy, and ready to reunite with their colony. Never an issue. Place is immaculate, staff are friendly. Love this place.

FCSNP is a treasure and the cats of western Washington are so fortunate this organization exists. As a human involved in cat rescue and TNR, FCSNP has assisted with the spay/neuter of so many stray and feral cats I've brought in. Always professional and compassionate. Always a delight to work with.

I’m very disappointed with my experience at this clinic. I brought my cat here to be spayed, and afterward she seemed extremely over-medicated. Her nose became swollen, and I’m still unsure whether it was a reaction to the anesthesia or something that happened during the procedure. She also could not walk on her own for three days, which was frightening and far from what I was told to expect.Every animal is different, but the way my cat came home and the lack of clear communication afterward left me feeling uneasy and unsupported.Based on my experience, I would not bring my pets back here.

Incredible team and to do it all non profit is really special. Excellent communication, instructions, and post op care. Thank you so much, my feral kitty is now a happy indoor kitty by entirely his choice in only a few short months.

The staff was friendly, helpful, and efficient. There was a calm atmosphere despite all of the cats in the waiting area! I'm truly grateful for their facility, we were able to get our kitten neutered a few months ago as well as a microchip implanted, all at a very reasonable price. Ensuring cats are spayed and neutered seems underrated so anybody willing to increase access to these critical procedures deserves a medal. They do offer a few other services, but their main focus is on spaying and neutering and if I recall correctly, the other things are only offered if you're already there for a s/n. They service both low-income households as well as people who bring in strays to later re-release. The staff was helpful at pickup, making sure we understood the aftercare. Our boy healed up qui