Feral Cat Sterilizations

Kokua for Kalihi Kitties – A Joint Venture to Save Lives

Thanks to the sponsorship of PetSmart Charities, the Hawaiian Humane Society supports Hawaii Cat Friends with a grant to bolster community cat sterilizations in Kalihi. All unowned cats in the 96819 zip code that residents may be feeding but are not fixed can be brought in for free sterilization at the non-profit Cat Friends on these dates: 

  • Sunday, May 26

Make a reservation today.

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Learn more about Trap, Neuter, Return & Manage – a strategy to humanely reduce community cat populations in your neighborhood.

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Hawaiian Humane Society's Feral Cat Sterilization Service

Fees
$5 per cat includes microchip
Additional fees may apply for early drop off or late pick up.

Hawaiian Humane Society supports responsible Trap-Neuter-Return-Manage (TNRM), a humane and effective strategy to reduce the number of community cats at large and improve their quality of life.

When people trap, neuter and then return cats to their colonies, the population stabilizes and then decreases as cats live out their natural lives without reproducing. As a result, millions of unwanted kittens have been spared from life on the streets. Learn more about using humane traps, which we loan out.

Due to limited appointments, this service is for feral cats, not owned pets. We encourage timely drop off and pick ups for this service as holding capacity is limited.

In the last five years, we have helped more than 12,000 feral cats at a cost of over $250,000 for needed sterilizations. This service is funded entirely by charitable gifts.

How to Register
• If you are a new participant, complete the Feral Cat Agreement and bring it with you to our Admissions Center. 
• Call our feral cat information line at 356-2254 for available surgery dates.
 • To schedule an appointment call 356-2239.

Community Resources
• Help cats by sharing this poster and taking our Spay Before they Play quiz.
• Learn about some of Oahu's community organizations that help.
• Read this Star Advertiser commentary by the Humane Society.