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IMPORTANT INFORMATION REGARDING SPAY/NEUTER VOUCHERS

Effective Immediately!
Unfortunately, we have been notified that Sunnyside Animal Hospital in Meridian will no longer be participating in our spay/neuter voucher program.

Simply Cats Adoption Center currently has an agreement with Knight Vet Clinic (Mountain Home), to offer low cost spay and neuter surgeries. Our low cost voucher program enables you to pay in advance for your pet’s spay or neuter. Order the voucher and pay online. Once you receive the voucher, just make an appointment with the veterinary office, and take your pet to Knight’s for the surgery.


Low Cost Spay Voucher: $65
Low Cost Neuter Voucher: $40

IMPORTANT NOTE:

If you make an appointment to utilize this voucher, and do not show up for your appointment, or need to reschedule or cancel for any reason, you MUST GIVE the veterinary office at least 24 HOUR notice within business hours, or this voucher will be forfeited.

At this time, the veterinary offices that accept our vouchers are:

Knight Veterinary Clinic
220 Elmcrest St., Mountain Home, ID 83647

To purchase your voucher online (voucher will be mailed to you):


Female Spay Voucher




Male Neuter Voucher




OR, stop by the Adoption Center during open business hours.  For additional information, please call (208) 343-7177 or email us at info@simplycats.org.

Other Local Programs Available:

Programs for Stray Community Cats

Spay Neuter Idaho Pets (SNIP), Meridian
Schedule online at www.snipidaho.org
Feral Friday Program - Spay or Neuter $15

Idaho Humane Society Program for Feral Cats
Feral cats: $20 spay or neuter (cats must be in a trap and traps are available on loan). Schedule online at www.idahohumanesociety.org; Do not call.

Friendly Fixers at Pet Haven (Canyon County Only)  208-466-1298  
www.ccpethaven.org
Spay $50 Neuter $25 (extra if testicles not descended)

Gem Vet - Emmett
www.gemvet.com 208.365.6008
Spay $115 Neuter $75
Weight at least 3 lbs

Blue Cross Animal Hospital - Burley
(208) 678-5553
call for pricing

Operation Community Cats
Boise; Meridian www.occidaho.org
Spay or neuter $10 -Sign up on waitlist at: supersaas.com/schedule/occidaho 

Garden City Community Cat Project
Garden City gcccpmail@gmail.com
Free spay or neuter

The Cat’s Meow
Emmett www.thecatsmeow.info catsmeowemmett@gmail.com
Spay $60 Neuter $40

Pet Adoption League
Emmett (208) 365-1359 www.petadoptionleagueofgc.com
Spay or Neuter $30

Restyle Animal Rescue Thrift Store. Boise.
Request a voucher. Phone: (208) 509-1746

 

Low Cost Options for Owned Cats

Idaho Humane Society  (208) 342-3599
Boise, Meridian, Kuna, Eagle, Garden City  
www.idahohumanesociety.org Schedule online, do not call.
Spay- $90 Neuter- $75

Spay Neuter Idaho Pets (SNIP)
Meridian
Schedule online at www.snipidaho.org
Spay $80 Neuter #75

Friendly Fixers at Pet Haven (Canyon County Only)  208-466-1298  
www.ccpethaven.org
Spay $50 Neuter $25 (extra if testicles not descended)

Gem Vet - Emmett
www.gemvet.com 208.365.6008
Spay $115 Neuter $75
Weight at least 3 lbs

Blue Cross Animal Hospital - Burley
(208) 678-5553
call for pricing

The Cat’s Meow
Emmett www.thecatsmeow.info catsmeowemmett@gmail.com
Spay $125 Neuter $75

Restyle Animal Rescue Thrift Store. Boise.
Request a voucher. Phone: (208) 509-1746

Feral Cat Resources

A feral cat is an unsocialized outdoor cat who has either never had any physical contact with humans or human contact has diminished over enough time that she is no longer acclimated to it. Most feral cats are fearful of people. They are happiest outdoors and belong in that environment.The best thing to do for feral cats is to trap them, spay or neuter them and then return them back to where you trapped them

Trap Neuter Return (TNR) is the most humane way to handle a feral cat problem as it prevents them from reproducing. If the cat has a tipped ear, it means thatit has already been spayed or neutered.

Trap Neuter Return (TNR) Programs
TNR is successfully practiced in humdreds of communities. Cats are humanely trapped and taken to a veterinarian to be spayed or neutered, ear tipped and vaccinated. The ear tip indicates to others that the cat has already been fixed. After recovery, the cats are returned to their colony outdoors. TNR stops the breeding cycle of cats and therefore improves their lives while preventing reproduction. TNR provides a life saving, effective solution for community cats.

Community Cats
Community cat programs are dedicated to helping with the cat overpopulation issue. They can be contacted for help in dealing with feral cat colonies.

Local Community Cat Programs:

Operation Community Cats (OCC)
Boise, Meridian (208) 477-1550 www.occidaho.org

Treasure Valley Cat Angels
Boise, Meridian Facebook group of community trappers

Lake Lowell Animal Rescue
Nampa lakelowellanimalrescue@gmail.com

Garden City Community Cat Project (GCCCP)
Garden City gcccpmail@gmail.com

The Cat’s Meow
Emmett catsmeowemmett@gmail.com

Ontario Feral Cat Project (OFCP)
Ontario, OR (541) 823-2427 www.ontarioferalcats.org

 

 

Humane Traps

Simply Cats will loan out humane cat traps free of charge for a two week period. A check or credit card is required to check out a trap. A $100 deposit is held but the funds are not charged if the trap is returned at the end of the two week period. Trap can be checked out during normal business hours, Tuesday-Saturday 12pm-5pm.