Facility Name	Town	Phone Number	Website
BeCAUSE 4 PAWS	New Milford	(860) 799-6690	because4paws.org
C.A.T.S. Northeast	Mansfield	(860) 942-9676	catsnortheast.org/
DAWS Clinic	Bethel	(203) 790-6511	daws.org
Fox Memorial Clinic (CT Humane)	Newington	(860) 594-4503	cthumane.org
Nutmeg Spay/Neuter Clinic	Stratford	(203) 690-1550	nutmegclinic.org
Pet for Vet	East Hartford	(860) 216-5342	N/A
POA Spay! (Protectors of Animals)	East Hartford	(860) 206-7922	poainc.org
TEAM Mobile Feline Unit	Mobile (Cat only)	(888) 367-8326	everyanimalmatters.org

State & National Assistance Programs

If you are working with feral cats or meet certain income requirements, these programs can significantly reduce costs at participating private veterinarians:

• CT Department of Agriculture (APCP): Provides vouchers for pets adopted from municipal shelters and for residents who meet low-income eligibility. They also have specific grants for feral cat sterilization.
  • Phone: (860) 713-2507
  • Website: portal.ct.gov/doag
• Friends of Animals (FoA): You can purchase a certificate at a set low cost online, which is then honored by a network of participating vets across Connecticut.
  • Phone: (800) 321-7387
  • Website: friendsofanimals.org
• SpayCT: This is a statewide search engine that allows you to find local clinics and current voucher programs based on your specific zip code.
  • Website: spayct.org

Feline-Specific Organizations & Vouchers

These organizations may not have their own building but provide vouchers or partner with local vets to provide discounted cat surgeries:

• Greater New Haven Cat Project: Focuses specifically on low-cost spay/neuter for cats in the New Haven area.
  • Phone: (203) 782-2287 | Website: gnhcp.org
• Central CT Cat Project: Provides subsidized vouchers for cat owners and caretakers in Central Connecticut.
  • Phone: (860) 828-5287 | Website: fobac.org
• TAILS (The Alliance in Limiting Strays): Offers support for those in the Fairfield County area.
  • Website: tailsct.org
• Friends of Animals: You can buy a certificate online that is accepted by many private practice vets in CT.
  • Website: friendsofanimals.org

Private Practices Accepting State Vouchers

If you obtain a Low-Income Voucher or a Feral Cat Voucher from the CT Department of Agriculture (APCP), the following private vets are currently listed as participants:

• Southington Veterinary Associates (Southington) – (860) 621-9328
• Compassionate Care Veterinary Hospital (Berlin) – (860) 438-7597
• Chippens Hill Veterinary Hospital (Bristol) – (860) 583-9271
• Double A Veterinary Hospital (Wethersfield) – (860) 529-0668
• Chester Veterinary Hospital (Chester) – (860) 526-5313

Important Considerations:

• Feral vs. Pet: If you are trapping community cats (TNR), always mention they are in a trap. Facilities like TEAM, Nutmeg, and POA Spay often have significantly lower “feral” rates that include a rabies vaccine and an ear-tip.
• Voucher Eligibility: The state APCP program offers vouchers for residents on public assistance (DSS). You can apply through the CT Department of Agriculture website.