Eastern PA Animal Alliance
Low Cost Spay/Neuter Clinicepaaonline2009@gmail.com
Locations and check-in procedure
The dates listed are for people who are trapping feral cats.
Pets and friendly strays must have an appointment.
Click on the link below and follow the drop down prompts.
Check in is 8:30-10:00 am for all locations
Ed's Auto- Mt Pocono
Dates to be announced this spring
Watch this space
All check in will be done from your car. Drive to the back of the parking lot behind the main building. Form one line.
Wilkes Barre Clinic- 588 Hazle Street
Scranton- Nay Aug Park Old Zoo- 700 Nay Aug Road
Oakland Municipal Building
Susquehanna county
No clinics at this location until March
To make an appointment email
The dates listed are for people who are trapping feral cats.
Pets and friendly strays must have an appointment.
Click on the link below and follow the drop down prompts.
https://clinichq.com/online/d6a555b6-3b47-419a-951c-3960173ccf1f
Appointments are released in the morning up to 2 months ahead and go quickly.
Appointments are released in the morning up to 2 months ahead and go quickly.
Check in is 8:30-10:00 am for all locations
Ed's Auto- Mt Pocono
Dates to be announced this spring
Watch this space
All check in will be done from your car. Drive to the back of the parking lot behind the main building. Form one line.
You can bring one truly feral cat to any clinic without an appointment to any of our clinics. If you are trapping in a colony, only one cat per colony per day. A feral cat is a wild cat that cannot be touched and must be trapped* It does not live in a house with humans. We allow this because feral cats are unpredictable, and this prevents keeping a trap cat confined the least amount of time. If you can put a cat in a carrier or in the trap, you need an appointment. Do not try to transfer a feral cat to another carrier. It is dangerous for you and the cat!
Don't trap until you look at the schedule and make sure there is a clinic.
Don't trap until you look at the schedule and make sure there is a clinic.
*Do not use small traps (squirrel, chipmunk etc.) as the cat must be able to turn around and get away from its waste.
More info on the appointments tab.
More info on the appointments tab.
Masks or Face coverings are mandatory if not fully vaccinated.
Wilkes Barre Clinic- 588 Hazle Street
Open Mondays and Open Fridays
Closed December 22 and 25
Feral Cat policy
You can bring one truly feral cat to any clinic without an appointment to any of our clinics. If you are trapping in a colony, only one cat per colony per day. A feral cat is a wild cat that can not be touched and must be trapped* It does not live in a house with humans. We allow this because feral cats are unpredictable and this prevents keeping a trap cat confined the least amount of time. If you can put a cat in a carrier or in the trap, you need an appointment. Do not try to transfer a feral cat to another carrier. It is dangerous for you and the cat! Don't trap until you look at the schedule and make sure there is a clinic.
*Do not use small traps (squirrel, chipmunk etc.) as the cat must be able to turn around and get away from its waste.
All check in will be done outside. No one is allowed in the building.
The dates listed are for people who TNR. Everyone else will need an appointment.
Click on the link below and follow the drop-down prompts for an appointment.
Appointments are released every morning up to 2 months ahead and go quickly.
Scranton- Nay Aug Park Old Zoo- 700 Nay Aug Road
DO NOT CALL St Cats. They can not schedule you. They are our host & not part of our organization
December 5, 6, 13, 19, 20, 21, 26, 27, 28
You can bring one truly feral cat to any clinic without an appointment to any of our clinics. If you are trapping in a colony, only one cat per colony per day. A feral cat is a wild cat that cannot be touched and must be trapped* It does not live in a house with humans. We allow this because feral cats are unpredictable, and this prevents keeping a trap cat confined the least amount of time. If you can put a cat in a carrier or in the trap, you need an appointment. Do not try to transfer a feral cat to another carrier. It is dangerous for you and the cat!
Don't trap until you look at the schedule and make sure there is a clinic.
December 5, 6, 13, 19, 20, 21, 26, 27, 28
You can bring one truly feral cat to any clinic without an appointment to any of our clinics. If you are trapping in a colony, only one cat per colony per day. A feral cat is a wild cat that cannot be touched and must be trapped* It does not live in a house with humans. We allow this because feral cats are unpredictable, and this prevents keeping a trap cat confined the least amount of time. If you can put a cat in a carrier or in the trap, you need an appointment. Do not try to transfer a feral cat to another carrier. It is dangerous for you and the cat!
Don't trap until you look at the schedule and make sure there is a clinic.
More info on the appointments tab.
*Do not use small traps (squirrel, chipmunk etc.) as the cat must be able to turn around and get away from its waste.
Check -in is inside the building. Park past the building in the lot on the right.
Do not park on the road! (You will get a ticket and we could lose our privileges to use the building)
Do not park on the road! (You will get a ticket and we could lose our privileges to use the building)
Oakland Municipal Building
Susquehanna county
No clinics at this location until March
To make an appointment email
spay.neuter.clinic1234@gmail.com
No feral cat walk-ins at this location
Click on the tabs above for more info
Making appointments-Pet cats/friendly strays
Click on Appointments tab (see above)
Click on Appointments tab (see above)
I trapped a feral cat. Do I need an appointment?
Please don't abuse this privilege or try to guilt us into "just taking one more" or you will be turned away.
You can bring one truly feral cat to any clinic without an appointment to any of our clinics . If you are trapping in a colony, only one cat per colony per day. A feral cat is a wild cat that can not be touched and must be trapped* It does not live in a house with humans. We allow this because feral cats are unpredictable and this prevents keeping a trap cat confined the least amount of time. If you can put a cat in a carrier or in the trap, you need an appointment. Do not try to transfer a feral cat to another carrier. It is dangerous for you and the cat! Don't trap until you look at the schedule and make sure there is a clinic.
More info on the appointments tab.
*Do not use small traps (squirrel, chipmunk etc.) as the cat must be able to turn around and get away from its waste.
More info on the appointments tab.
*Do not use small traps (squirrel, chipmunk etc.) as the cat must be able to turn around and get away from its waste.
Please don't abuse this privilege or try to guilt us into "just taking one more" or you will be turned away.