FREE Cat Spay/Neuter & Vaccinations
For Camden County, GA Residents Only!
Camden County residents now have access to FREE spay/neuter services and core vaccinations for cats, thanks to a limited-time community program designed to reduce unwanted litters and improve feline health across our county.
This program is available for both owned pet cats and community (feral/free-roaming) cats while funding lasts.
Why This Program Matters
Spaying and neutering cats:
Prevents unwanted litters
Reduces roaming, fighting, and spraying behaviors
Improves long-term health and lifespan
Helps humanely manage community cat populations
By participating, youโre helping create a healthier future for cats and the people who care for them.
Who Is Eligible?
This program is open to Camden County, Georgia residents only.ย However, we do have other no-cost and low-cost spay/neuter programs available to residents outside of Camden County, such as our ongoing Duval Cat Fix program.ย
๐Please note that proof of residency is required at the time of service.
Services Included (At No Cost)
โ๏ธ Spay or neuter surgery
โ๏ธ Core vaccinations (rabies and FVRCP)
โ๏ธ Available for owned cats and community cats
โ ๏ธ Services are offered while program funds last.
Program Guidelines
ย Community Cats (Feral / Free-Roaming)
No appointment required
Cats must be brought in humane traps
One cat per trap
Intake available during designated community cat intake hours (see below)
Owned Pet Cats
Appointments are required
Please call 904-425-0005 to schedule
Proof of Camden County residency required
Community Cat Intake Hours
๐ Monday โ Friday: 9:00 AM โ 5:00 PM
๐ Saturday: 9:00 AM โ 11:00 AM
๐ซ Sunday: Closed
Norwood Spay & Neuter Center and Community Clinic
How to Get Started
Confirm Camden County residency
Determine whether your cat is an owned pet or community cat
Schedule an appointment (owned cats) or visit during intake hours (community cats)
Bring required documentation and your cat safely contained
๐ Contact us directly at 904-425-0005 to learn more today!ย
Together, We Can Make a Difference.
By spaying, neutering, and vaccinating cats in our community, we can humanely reduce overpopulation, protect animal health, and support the people who care for them.
Thank you for being part of the solution!ย
