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HOPE Feral Cat TNR Program

Assistance program · Houston, TX

The short version

Free or reduced-cost spay and neuter for homeless outdoor cats in the Houston area, for trappers who agree to return cats to where they were found. Contact HOPE online to get an ID and a clinic referral.

  • Appointment only, no walk-ins
  • Not for everyone: check who qualifies below
  • No prices on their site: ask when you call

Who can use it

For homeless, unowned cats only — you must agree to return the cat to where it was found and keep feeding it.

  • Cat must be homeless and unsterilized
  • Trapper must release the cat back to its outdoor location and keep feeding it
  • Best suited to smaller colonies; larger colonies may be referred elsewhere
  • Those who can't pay toward the vet bill are prioritized for assistance

How to get in

Fill out the form on HOPE's website. They'll send you an ID valid for 90 days, then you set up the surgery with their partner veterinarian.

When

No hours or schedule on their site.

Greater Houston region

What it costs

They don't post prices. Ask for the total when you call.

  • Vouchers: Issues an ID authorizing subsidized surgery at a partner clinic; trappers are asked to donate toward the vet bill.

What they do

  • subsidized sterilization for community cat colonies
  • trap and equipment loan
  • referral to a partner veterinarian by geographic zone

For cats.

Good to know

IDs are good for 90 days only and can't be renewed. Only a limited number of subsidized IDs are issued each quarter (3 for early 2026), so apply early.

We read this on the provider's own website on Sep 19, 2026: homelesspets.net/feral-cats, homelesspets.net. Spot a mistake?

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Houston PetSet Spay & Neuter Program

Assistance program · Mobile / rotating sites

A $20 mobile clinic visit gets your dog or cat spayed or neutered, vaccinated, and microchipped. Currently limited to Harris County Precinct 3 residents; sign up online about a week ahead — appointments fill fast.

By appointmentOpen to everyone

Friends of BARC Feral Cat TNR Program

Assistance program · Houston

Free help for Houston's community cat colonies: borrow a humane trap, get a surgery voucher for a low-cost clinic, and get guidance on trapping and after-care. Email to get started.

Houston Cares Rescue TNR Program

Spay / neuter clinic · 5415 West Loop S, Houston

Volunteers trap, neuter, vaccinate, and return feral cats in southwest Houston. Fill out the volunteer/TNR form on their site to get connected; training is provided.

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