Silicon Valley Friends of Ferals

Local spay/neuter funding

• Santa Clara County has a TTVAR program for $10 through several area vets. Program includes FIV/FeLV testing (cats testing positive are euthanized), spay/neuter, rabies and FVRCP vaccines, ear-tip notch/crop.
• The City of Milpitas has a $30 voucher program for spay/neuter of feral cats and for pets of low income people. Open only to Milpitas residents (feral cats must themselves be located in Milpitas) and the $5 copayment covers only spay/neuter - other care is not included.
• Silicon Valley Animal Rights runs a free spay/neuter voucher program "Project Henry" for feral and domestic cats.

Groups who work with feral Cats

Nationwide or of special note

• Alley Cat Allies: the largest national organization promoting TTVAR as a means of controlling feral cat populations
• The Feral Cat Coalition: a large and well organized feral cat and TTVAR advocacy group based in San Diego, California, and probably the best site on the internet for information about the topic

California

• Island Cat Rescue Association of Alameda
• Feral Cat Foundation of Alamo
• Fix our Ferals of Berkeley
• Alley Cat Rescue of Fremont and the rest of the tri-city area
• Ohlone Humane Society of Fremont and the rest of the tri-city area
• Town Cats of Morgan Hill
• Stanford Cat Network of Stanford University, Palo Alto
• Homeless Cat Network of San Carlos
• The Feral Cat Coalition of San Diego
• San Francisco SPCA
• Peninsula Fix-our Ferals (San Mateo and Santa Clara Counties)
• Peninsula Humane Society: runs a Feral Cat Co-op offering free TTVAR veterinary services to feral cat caretakers in San Mateo County
• Project Purr: our compatriots in Santa Cruz
• Forgotten Felines of Sonoma County: our compatriots in Santa Rosa
• Humane Society of Silicon Valley: whose spay/neuter clinic participates in the county's subsidized feral cat fixing program.

Connecticut

• Rehab-A-Cat: our compatriots in New Haven

Florida

• Cat Pals: our compatriots in Hollywood

Oregon

• Feral Cat Coalition of Oregon: our compatriots in Portland

Texas

• Campus Cat Coalition of the University of Texas, Austin

Virginia

• Meower Power Feral Cat Coalition: our compatriots in Portsmouth

Washington

• Friends of Campus Cats: our compatriots in Seattle

Cooperating Organizations

• Companion Animal Rescue Effort (CARE) has helped SVFF place cats for adoption.
• Humanity for Cats has fostered cats rescued by SVFF.
• Itty Bitty Orphan Kitty Rescue has fostered cats rescued by SVFF.
• Nike Animal Rescue Foundation (NARF) has listed SVFF cats for adoption.
• Safe Haven Animal Sanctuary (of Cupertino) has helped SVFF place cats for adoption.

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