​​Making an Appointment

• Appointments Required: Make an online appointment to schedule your visit. You can book up to 4 cats per person or rescue per day.

• Check-in: Arrive at your appointment between 7:30 AM and 8:30 AM at our Kendall location (12125 SW 114 Place, 33176)

• Health Assessment: Cats will be evaluated and must be healthy enough for surgery. We may decline services for cats deemed unfit for surgery due to health reasons. Discuss any pre-existing conditions at check-in.

• Check-Out: You will receive a text message in the afternoon when your cat is ready for pickup. Please reply by text to confirm receipt and provide your estimated time of arrival. Once notified, you will have 90 minutes to arrive for pickup. Pickups occurring more than 90 minutes after notification may be subject to an additional fee.

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Who We Serve

• Pet Cat: An owned cat that lives indoors or outdoors with a family and depends on them for care, food, shelter, and love.

• Foster Cat: A cat temporarily cared for in a volunteer's home through a rescue group registered with The Cat Network until it is adopted into a permanent home.

• Community Cat: A free-roaming outdoor cat that is cared for by a person in the community, or who may participate in Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) programs for colony population control.

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Types of Meow Mobile Visits​

 

I. Spay & Neuter Appointments

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Spay & Neuter Surgery

• Pets $75 No ear tip is required

• Foster Cats (Registered Rescue Groups that are Cat Network Members) $40

• Community Cats/Strays FREE until September 2026 through grant funded by MDAS. A mandatory ear-tip is required.

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Optional Services on Day of Surgery

• Nail trim $10

• Ear cleaning $10

• Microchip $30

• Application of Revolution $20

• Blood testing for Feline Leukemia/FIV $25

• Dewormer medication for at-home treatment (two doses, two weeks apart) $15

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Please Note

• Kittens can be spayed/neutered at 2 months old and 2 pounds

• Ear tipping is mandatory for all community cat surgeries​

• Additional fees apply for complications during surgery such as pregnancy, pyometra, umbilical hernias or retained testicles. Please let us know in advance if your veterinarian has told you your cat has any of these conditions.

 

II. Wellness Assessment​​

Before sedation, our veterinary team will perform a basic health assessment of your cat, including body condition, eyes, and ears; however, not all cats are friendly enough to safely complete a hands-on examination. If we identify any concerns prior to surgery, we will contact you to discuss the next steps.​

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Please inform us of any previous illnesses, medical conditions, medications, vaccinations, or treatments your cat has received before the day of surgery, as it is important that we are aware of any pre-existing conditions. If your pet, foster, or community cat needs an ear cleaning, please authorize this service at check-in. If ear mites are visible during the examination, our team will provide treatment recommendations at discharge.

 

Vaccinations

Protocol

• All TNRs receive Rabies and FVRCP vaccines the day of surgery.

• All pets and fosters will receive age-appropriate vaccinations at the time of surgery.

• A follow-up vaccine booster schedule will be provided.

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Vaccines

• FVRCP Vaccine (3-in-1) (Feline Viral Rhinotracheitis, Calicivirus, and Panleukopenia) $15​

• Rabies Vaccine Given at 4 months of age to fosters and pets. If the kitten is not old enough the cost for the rabies vaccine will be covered when they return for the vaccine.

• Feline Leukemia Vaccine (FeLV) $25 for one dose (this is a non-core vaccine)

  • A negative FeLV test and two doses are required

  • Kittens must be 8 weeks or older

 

Tests

• Combo Test (Feline Leukemia(FeLV/FIV testing/Heartworm) (kittens must be 8 weeks or older) $25

 

Flea, Mange & Parasite Treatment

• Revolution for Cats/Kittens $20 per dose

• Ivermectin Injection (must be over 12 weeks old) $15

• Dewormer $15

 

Note: Prices are subject to change without notice.​​