Alley Cat Project: Stray & Feral Cat Spay/Neuter Assistance
Thank you for submitting a request for spay/neuter assistance. There are several ways to get in touch with Alley Cat Project. You can complete this form or call and leave us a message and a volunteer will call you back: (206) 745-0243.

Alley Cat Project's mission is to spay and neuter feral cats in Seattle and return them to where they live. We can only assist cats within Seattle city limits. Please refer to the map in FAQs. If you live outside of Seattle, you can submit a form and we can try to provide a referral to a rescue in your area.

The questions on this form cover what our volunteers typically ask during an initial phone call. By completing this form, it helps our volunteers more quickly and efficiently advise you.

We will do our best to respond to all requests within 48-72 hours. If you have an urgent concern, please call or text us at (206) 745-0243.
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First Name *
Last Name *
Pronouns
Phone *
Are you ok with an ACP volunteer texting you about this request? *
Email
Where are the cats located? *
Street address or cross streets. You can also post a link to the Google maps coordinates.
City *
ACP serves cats within the city of Seattle. If the cats are not located in Seattle, our website FAQs has a list of other rescues in neighboring cities.
ABOUT THE CATS
You can identify if the cats have already been spayed/neutered by checking their ears for an ear tip. Below are two examples. ACP can still provide veterinary support for ear tipped cats if you are noticing an injury or illness.
Examples of ear tipped cats:
How many adult cats are there that need to be spayed/neutered? Are any of them ear tipped already?
See photos above for what an ear tipped cat looks like.
How many cats are pregnant?
How many kittens are there?
How old are the kittens?
To see photos of kittens at different ages, visit this website: http://bit.ly/kitten-age
Are you currently feeding these cats?
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Are any of the cats sick or injured? If yes, please explain below.
Please check all that describe these cats:
ACP will do our best to help the cats you've identified and we want to ensure these are not indoor-outdoor cats with an owner. What have you done so far to try and find out if these cats have an owner?
Do you need to borrow humane traps from ACP?
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Can you monitor the traps if provided instruction and guidance?
Most trapping occurs during evening hours.
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Can you transport the cats to an ACP volunteer's home after they are trapped?
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ACP will assess any cats trapped to determine if they are friendly or feral.

If the cat is friendly, we will place into an ACP foster home or transfer to another rescue for adoption. 

If the cat is feral, it will be returned to the area it is trapped after it has been spayed/neutered.
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