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Tapeworms do not make good pets!

Cats can get tapeworms from eating infected fleas or mice. Because of this, it's a good idea to prase your cat for mouse catching, but do not allow the cat to eat the mouse. Tapeworms will live inside an animal indefinitely until the animal receives deworming medication.

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"Never underestimate the power of a purr."

- Glenn Dromgoole, What Cats Teach Us

Spay/Neuter Assistance Resources

This page lists spay/neuter assistance resources from other organizations. For PAWS resources, please see our Spay/Neuter Assistance page.

Allegheny Spay and Neuter Clinic - provides reduced cost spay/neuter services (spays $90; neuter $65) - 1937 Daisy Street Ext., Clearfield, PA, (814) 768-3500

Happy Paws Happy Homes - provides assistance to residents of Blair and Huntingdon County for dogs (814) 360-7383

Spay/Neuter Foundation - provides assistance for spay/neuter services for owned and feral cats in Centre County, (814) 234-7709

The Hundred Cat Foundation - assists residents of Centre county who are managing feral cat colonies or caring for strays with spay/neuter clinics, Trap/Neuter/Return programs, advice and information, and food, (814) 206-5423

SNAP of PA - provides low cost spay/neuter clinics and coupons

Alley Cat Allies - provides information of feral and stray cat management; advocates for unowned cats

Spay/Neuter Resources in the Greater Philadelphia area