Cat Sterilization Program
Helping Control the Stray Cat Population & Improve Their Well-being
Why Sterilization?
Sterilization is a simple yet essential procedure that helps control the stray cat population and improves their health. By preventing unwanted litters, reducing territorial fights, and lowering disease transmission, sterilization ensures a safer and healthier life for both stray and pet cats
1 - Capture
Stray or pet cats are humanely trapped and brought to our sterilization clinic.
3 - Post-Surgery Care
Cats receive proper rest, monitoring, and vaccinations before being released.
2 - Sterilization Surgery
A skilled veterinarian performs the procedure under safe medical conditions.
4 - Return or Adoption
Healthy strays are returned to their territory, and some are placed for adoption.
Benefits of Sterilization
Prevents Unwanted Litters
Helps control the stray cat population, reducing the number of homeless kittens suffering on the streets. Prevents shelters from being overwhelmed and lowers euthanasia rates.
Reduces Aggressive Behavior
Neutered male cats become less territorial, leading to fewer fights, injuries, and infections caused by wounds. It also decreases behaviors like yowling, spraying, and roaming in search of mates.
Improves Overall Health
Sterilization significantly lowers the risk of reproductive cancers such as testicular, ovarian, and mammary tumors. It also reduces the chances of developing uterine infections and other life-threatening conditions.
Increases Lifespan
Sterilized cats are less likely to engage in risky behavior, such as roaming into dangerous areas or getting into fights, leading to longer and healthier lives.
Eliminates Heat-Related Stress
Female cats in heat experience significant stress and discomfort, often leading to loud crying, excessive restlessness, and attracting aggressive male cats. Sterilization stops these distressing cycles.