Links of Interest

Through Partnerships within our community, we are able to work together to reduce pet overpopulation in our area. Please visit our friends below. Remember, please ADOPT!

Pitt County Animal  Shelter 

Humane Society of Eastern Carolina

Pitt Friends

Adoption First

Tarboro TNR

Saving Grace Animals for Adoption

Cause-N-Dog and Cat Rescue

Humane Society of Beaufort County

Lenoir County SPCA

Saving Graces 4 Felines

Alley Cat Allies

Happy Jack

Humane Alliance

Greenville Animal Protective Services

Lost and Found Animals Pitt/Other Counties

Local  Events in our Community

We at Spay Today strive to provide exceptional service. Through our email surveys, we are able to hear back from our clients on their visits with us. Here are a few comments provided.

Hi! I visited your clinic as part of the adoption process for Pitt County Animal Shelter. The staff I  spoke with when picking up my cat after surgery were professional, informed , friendly and genuinely cared about their jobs. They went out of their way to explain how to reach someone at all hours and over the weekend should I have questions or need assistance.  I will recommend Spay Today to anyone and everyone! Parents of Blossom

Thanks again so much for everything you did for our fur-baby, Nalla! Everyone there was incredible and she did wonderfully through her recovery.

The overall experience was great! Everyone that we came in contact with was friendly and professional. I have already recommended Spay Today to a couple of my friends. Keep up the great work and thank you!

We would love to hear your comments and experience with Spay Today. Please feel free to contact us HERE!

 What is Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR)?

Trap-Neuter-Return is the humane and effective approach for stray and feral cats. Now in practice for decades in the US after being proven in Europe, scientific studies show that Trap-Neuter-Return improves the lives of feral cats, improves their relationships with the people who live near them, and decreases the size of colonies over time.

Trap-Neuter-Return is successfully practiced in hundreds of communities and in every landscape and setting. It is exactly what it sounds like: Cats are humanely trapped and taken to a veterinarian to be neutered and vaccinated. After recovery, the cats are returned to their home—their colony—outdoors. Kittens and cats who are friendly and socialized to people may be adopted into homes.

Grounded in science, TNR stops the breeding cycle of cats and therefore improves their lives while preventing reproduction. It is a fact that the removal and killing of outdoor cats that animal control has been pursuing for decades is never ending and futile. Since feral cats are not adoptable, they are killed in pounds and shelters. With a successful program like Trap-Neuter-Return to turn to, it’s hard to believe that animal control agencies continue to kill cats, even though that approach has shown zero results.It is time to put an end to catch and kill. Trap-Neuter-Return provides a life-saving, effective solution for these beautiful, independent cats. 

For more information, please visit www.alleycat.org

Spay Today proudly supports TNR

Appointments must be made for community cats by emailing spaytoday6@gmail.com or calling 252-321-8839.

The day of your appointment, drop off is 7:15am-7:45am.

Feral cats MUST be in a metal feral cat trap to be accepted at our clinic. 

One cat per humane trap (this is for your safety as well as the safety of our staff).

Traps may be purchased at Tractor Supply or Harbor Freight. 

Keep trap covered with a sheet at all times when a cat is inside it.

Leave cat in your vehicle while first checking in.

$40 per cat: includes surgery, rabies vaccine, and ear tip.

Cash and debit/credit cards are accepted, payment is taken in the morning.

Cats are to be picked up at 4:30pm 

the same day.

Frequently Asked Questions:

How old does my puppy/kitten need to be before they can be spayed/neutered?

Puppies and kittens need to weigh at least 2 lbs. and over 8 weeks of age before they can be spayed/neutered.

Will my pet need stitches removed?

No, we use dissolvable stitches.

Why does my pet have a tattoo?

Tattooing provides identification that your pet has been spayed/neutered.

How old does my pet need to be to get a Rabies vaccine?

Dogs and cats need to be vaccinated between 12 – 16 weeks of age.

What services are included in the Feral Cat package?

Our Feral cat package includes spay/neuter, rabies vaccine and ear tip.

Is the spay/neuter painful?

All surgical procedures cause pain. Your pet will be given pain medication before and after surgery to minimize discomfort. Your pet will also be under anesthesia, so will not be aware during surgery and will have no memory of it afterwards.