Summertime … and the livin’ is easy! And life is certainly a lot easier for 66 more cats after TVFOF’s successful clinic on June 14th – with 39 females spayed and 27 males neutered, vaccinated and provided with flea treatment by our much appreciated and fantastic group of veterinarians, veterinary technicians and lay volunteers! We were even able to provide some of the kitties with special medical care (which always makes our day … and theirs!)! TVFOF wishes everyone (2- and 4-legged!) a safe and happy summer – and welcomes all to join us at our next clinic on Sunday, August 9th. Call now for reservations and to volunteer!

Cars and Trucks and Boats – Oh my! Check out our Donate page for an easy new way to rid your driveway or yard of that old car (or boat or RV or truck) and help TVFOF help our feral feline friends in the process!!

Tri-Valley Fix Our Ferals needs you! In addition to spay/neuter and as resources allow, TVFOF offers a number of other services to the cats brought in to its clinics – from fluids, flea treatment and vaccinations to minor surgery for such things as abscesses and tooth removal.We even send medication (e.g. antibiotics) home with those cats needing extra help during their recovery. And this all costs money – to the tune of about $38 per cat per clinic! In these tough economic times, we realize many deserving charities are asking for your help – and for those who have a soft spot in their heart for cats, please know that 100% of all monies donated to TVFOF go directly to help our feral friends in the greater Tri-Valley area! Our all-volunteer group thanks you in advance for your consideration!

Tri-Valley Fix Our Ferals (TVFOF) provides free spay/neuter services for feral and homeless cats living in the great Tri-Valley area of northern California – offering a humane, effective, and nationally-recognized alternative to euthanizing these cats in local animal shelters as a means of population control.

Modeled after similar programs in other cities across the U.S., TVFOF offers bimonthly clinics at a local veterinary facility to spay or neuter as many cats as financial and volunteer resources will allow. At each clinic, the cats are also vaccinated, given flea control, and treated medically as needed whenever possible.

All services are provided by volunteer veterinarians, veterinary technicians and caring members of the cat-loving public. These services are offered free-of-charge, though the expenses that TVFOF does incur run approximately $38 per cat for drugs and medications. All donations are gratefully accepted!

TVFOF also seeks to educate the public about Trap-Neuter-Return ("TNR") as the humane alternative to exterminating these animals, many feral and others not born feral but homeless as a result of abandonment.