How to get free spay/neuter for feral cats in South Carolina?

Contact your local shelters. Most have spay and neuter clinics where your cat can be spayed for a small cost. Some also can give you a voucher that will give you a substantial amount of money off a regular spay at a vet near you.

Hi, thanks for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach! PetCo doesn't offer surgeries or see sick animals. PetCo's that offer veterinary services (VetCo) are for wellness and vaccinations only. I would check out the SPCA for low cost pay and neuter events. For other financial assistance: Care Credit (carecredit.com) can provide financing options. There are also many non-profit organizations that can provide financial assistance for animals. redrover.org humansociety.org/animals/resources/tips/trouble_affording_pet.html?credit=web_id91754962 bestfriends.org/resources/financial-aid-pets lessonsfromaparalyzeddog.com/when-pet-owners-cant-afford-veterinary-bills/ getyourpet,com

I'm assuming you mean North Carolina. Unfortunately without narrowing down where you live, I cannot tell you if there are any no-kill shelters or programs in your area. The best thing I can advise is for you to search the internet for your area to see if there are any around you. Best of luck.

How lovely of you to want to do this for Grumpy! I would call a local cat rescue or the SPCA. They can set up a cat trap to catch him to get these things done. You can also get a cat trap yourself, and trap him to get him into the vet.

Thanks for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach! This depends on the clinic that you go to. I would highly recommend that you contact the clinic you are planning to go so that they can give you a more exact estimate. You can also contact your local humane society as they sometimes offer spay clinics that are less expensive. Best of luck!

Unfortunately, it is against the terms of service for the site for an expert to have contact with a user outside of the site. It's awesome you want to have her spayed. Because she comes to you, you will be able to pick her up and place her in a carrier. I would take her to a local clinic, or low cost clinic in your area. You can do an internet search for low cost clinics in the area, or check with your local SPCA to see if they offer cheap spays (many do offer this option). The vet clinic can spay her for you, and can give her the vaccines and other treatments she needs. Congrats on taking in this cat, she will be lucky to have you :-)

You may benefit from contacting the company directly and asking for coupons or free samples. You might consider giving your local SPCA or discount clinic a call as well. They may know more about discounted options in your area.