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Feral Cats and Kittens
A
feral cat has been separated from domestication and become wild,
whether through abandonment, loss, or running away. Feral cats
may live alone, but are usually found in large groups called
feral colonies. The average life span of a feral cat that
survives beyond kitten-hood is usually less than two years while
a domestic housecat lives an average of sixteen years or more.*
Since cats will come repeatedly each year and have five to seven
kittens in each litter, an unaltered female cat can produce
hundreds of kittens in a lifetime. It's extremely important to
spay/neuter all cats.
All About Pets
6104 San Juan Blvd.
Citrus Heights
916-722-0400
Feral females: $30.00
Feral males: $15.00
(prices include rabies vaccine) |
Animal Spay/Neuter Clinic
3524 Koa Way
Auburn
530-889-8800
Clinic is open Tues,Wed, & Thursdays
Female: $30.00
Male: $15.00
Kkittens 2-4 months: Females $15.00, males $10.00 |
Sacramento SPCA
6201 Florin-Perkins Rd
Sacramento
916-383-7387, Extension 9122
Females: $35.00
Males: $20.00
Only allowed to bring in one feral cat/kitten per day
Offers rabies for $6.00
Feline Leukemia (FeLV) test for $14
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Pet Care
1014 Douglas Blvd.
Roseville
916-791-9599
Females: $46.00
Males: $28.00 |
Home Pet Care
735 H Street
Davis
530-753-1763
Females: $25.00
Males: $25.00 |
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Adapted from
Wikipedia
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