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Spay Day

Peggy Adams is doing its part to limit the cats you see out and about on the streets of our community. ⁠During Spay Day, all cats will be spayed/neutered, microchipped, vaccinated, and ear-tipped.

Doctor performing procedure on cat during Spay Day at Peggy Adams Animal Rescue

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June 8, 2024

Registration information coming soon!

Our Spay Day events offer free TNVR surgeries for South Florida’s community cats. In 2023, our Spay Day events resulted in over 1,300 TNVR’d community cats! 

⁠During Spay Day, all cats will be spayed/neutered, microchipped, vaccinated, and ear-tipped. Pre-registration is recommended, Walk-ins are welcome. All cats must come in a trap, not a carrier. Traps are available for loan with a refundable deposit.

New to TNVR?

Learn more about the TNVR process and trap rental at PeggyAdams.org/TNVR

Can’t make it for Spay Day but still want to help?
We offer FREE TNVR surgeries for cats in Palm Beach County every Monday to Friday.

Why is Spay Day happening now?
We can “beat the heat” of kitten season by playing a role in reducing the number of potential pregnancies and kittens in Palm Beach County!

Support Future Spay Days

Spay Day is a success thanks to the support from our community. Every donation helps our event run smoothly, and ultimately helps us save the lives of cats in Palm Beach County.

Donate now to Peggy Adams

To withstand the volume of cats being brought in for TNVR Spay Day, we need lots of traps! Peggy Adams offers residents of Palm Beach County free trap loans for the purpose of TNVR. Help us help the community!

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Previous Spay Days

A record-breaking 505 community cats received free TNVR surgery!

406 community cats received free TNVR surgery! 

132 people brought in 422 cats for TNVR surgery!

  • This diverse group included first-time trappers alongside our many veterans.⁠⁠
  • 12 doctors, 25 veterinary technicians, and 9 veterinary students joined together from across Florida to perform surgeries. This group included a team from Operation Catnip Gainesville, students from the University of Florida, and a team from Veterinary Emergency Group.⁠⁠
  • In 7.5 hours of operative time, our team completed 422 spay and neuter surgeries on community cats. These surgeries include the spay/neuter surgery, rabies vaccination, microchipping, and a tipped ear tip to signify a completed TNVR surgery. ⁠⁠
  • 47 volunteers and 42 Peggy Adams’ staff assisted in duties all throughout the event, including check-in, surgery prep, instrument sanitization, cat & trap organization, recovery, and more.⁠⁠

What is TNVR?

Trap-Neuter-Vaccinate-Return (TNVR) is a program in which free-roaming cats are humanely trapped, spayed/neutered, vaccinated for rabies and other feline viruses, microchipped, and then returned to their outdoor homes.

TNVR has been shown to be the least costly, most effective, and humane way of stabilizing and decreasing community cat populations.

Donate to Our Support Program

We are very grateful to our individual supporters, Palm Beach County, and a private foundation for underwriting the cost of TNVR to spay/neuter, vaccinate, and microchip all free-roaming cats in the county!

We're closed for Easter Sunday

We will be closed in observance of Easter Sunday, March 31.

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