Resources

CONTACT US:

SAFE HAVEN COLONY ASSOCIATION
PO BOX 310086
HOUSTON TX 77231
feraladmin@safehavenferalcats.org

WHERE TO OBTAIN VOUCHERS FOR TNR:

  • BARC (Bureau of Animal Regulation and Care) is the city of Houston organization that provides vouchers for TNR with surgery at their location on Carr Street.  Email BARCtnr@houstontx.gov for more information.  If your colony is within city limits, registering as a colony manager with them protects you and your colony from complaining neighbors threatening harm to the colony.
  • HOPE (Homeless and Orphaned Pet Endeavor) provides vouchers by application at their website.  Feral Cats | HOPE  also has a list of resources available for feral cats.
  • Feral Program at CAP (Citizens for Animal Protection) provides vouchers for the west and north sides of Houston.  Learn more at https://www.cap4pets.org/programs/feral-cats.org
  • Safe Haven’s goal is to work with Houston Pets Alive and become an organization whose membership is allowed to use their veterinary services.

LOW-COST FERAL FRIENDLY VET CLINICS:

  • TEXAS LITTER CONTROL (texaslittercontrol.org) has 3 locations: in Spring, Humble and Tomball.  Their Community Cat package (spay or neuter, ear tip, vaccines and ear miticide) is $78 cash, plus 3% if using card. Book appointment online.
  • EMANCIPET (emancipet.org) has 3 locations in the Houston area: 13830 Northwest Fwy., 910 Wayside Drive, and 8533 Gulf Fwy.  Call the location for a feral cat spay or neuter for $89.
  • SNIP (Spay and Neuter Initiative Program) in League City and in Dickinson has a feral/community cat program that does not require an appointment.  (snipoftx.com) The surgery includes a rabies vaccine, ear mite treatment, and antibiotic treatment if needed, for only $23.  Their Feral/Community Cat Program page has useful info on trapping.
  • All Cats Veterinary Clinic (allcatsvetclinic.com) at 9119 B Stella Link Rd.  77025 requires an appointment and takes ferals for TNR.  Call for pricing.

KITTEN FOSTERING ORGANIZATIONS

For kittens under 16 weeks of age found without mama cat that might be able to be socialized to facilitate adoption instead of returning to feral life.

  • ANIMAL JUSTICE LEAGUE is a fostering organization that relies on volunteers to foster kittens to get them adopted at their adoption website (www.animaljusticeleague.org). 
  • HOPE (Homeless and Orphaned Pet Endeavor) has an intake application on their website www.homelesspets.net

ADDITIONAL READING

Alley Cat Allies–https://www.alleycat.org/

Facebook Group Page–https://www.facebook.com/USAPAW

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