Frequently Asked Questions

One unspayed female and her offspring can produce 420,000 cats in 7 years.

Spayed females have a near-zero risk of uterine infections and greatly reduced breast cancer risk.

Neutered males are far less likely to roam, fight, or spray.

TNR colonies shrink naturally over time — no roundups needed.

Spay/neuter surgeries are safe, routine, and performed under anesthesia.

Low-cost and free programs exist across Mobile and Baldwin Counties — we can help you find them.