Peninsula Fix Our Ferals

Peninsula Fix Our Ferals, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization

Serving San Mateo and Santa Clara Counties

Next clinic scheduled for Sunday, June 28, 2009, in Milpitas at Humane Society Silicon Valley's new home

Reservations for cats open now.

CALL US - RESERVE CLINIC SPACE : 650-261-6665

CLINIC DATES in 2009: TBD
Thank you to PetSmart Charities for their generous grant to PFOF for equipment for 2006!
every kitten deserves a home - help end overpopulation

Peninsula Fix Our Ferals has offered free spay/neuter clinics for homeless cats in San Mateo and Santa Clara counties since 2004. We are based on Fix Our Ferals of the East Bay which has spayed and neutered more than 10000 cats since 1998!

As of April 19th, 2009, our clinics will be in a joint partnership with Humane Society Silicon Valley in their new home in Milpitas. We will begin with monthly clinics and anticipate offering 2 clinics each month later this year. We are excited to start this partnership and to expand our education and outreach efforts for feral cats.

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.



Clinic Sponsors:

  • Go to Our Sponsors, Vets, and Supporters section to see who our wonderful sponsors are!
  • Our newsletters:

  • See our Fall/Winter 2008 newsletter.
  • See our Spring 2008 newsletter.
  • See our Fall 2007 newsletter.
  • See our April 2007 newsletter.
  • See our October 2006 newsletter.
  • See our June 2006 newsletter.
  • Our donation form:

  • Donate using this form.
  • Why spay and neuter feral cats?

    Do it for yourself

    • Stop feeling guilty about the misery of too many cats, and the growing numbers of mouths to feed.
    • Be a neighborhood hero: Set an example and help teach our children a kinder way to treat animals.

    Do it for the cats

    • They will be healthier.
    • They will stop fighting, yowling, and spraying.
    • They will stop having sickly unwanted kittens.
    • Their numbers will decrease.

    Do it for your neighbors

    • They will find less and less cat poop in their yards.
    • They will see fewer cats each year.

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