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SPAY+NEUTER CLINICS

Please read BEFORE registering

Our Impact

Cats Fixed Each Year

3,773
Cats Fixed in 2026
7,128
Cats Fixed in 2025
6,251
Cats Fixed in 2024
5,018
Cats Fixed in 2023
2,377
Cats Fixed in 2022
3,308
Cats Fixed in 2021
3,154
Cats Fixed in 2020
5,000+
Cats Fixed in 2019
Upcoming Clinic Dates

UPCOMING KUNIA CLINICS

There is no charge, however monetary donations are greatly appreciated to continue our spay/neuter efforts.

Sunday, June 28 — Register Here

Registration for the following clinics will be open two weeks prior to clinic date:

Sunday, July 12 Sunday, July 26

More dates to come!

Before You Register

REGISTRATION INFORMATION

Call or email, in advance, if you have a special circumstance and need assistance/advice (before trapping).

DO NOT use the online registration 48 hours prior to a clinic date, even if the registration states it is still open. CALL (808) 226-4561 to ensure space is available.

Our services are for FREE ROAMING FERAL CATS ONLY. This is including kittens — they must be returned to where they come from. For potential pet cats/kittens and fosters please contact your nearest vet for services.

How to Register

REGISTRATION PROCESS FOR CF CLINICS

*Unfortunately the Feline Fix Funding has been used up for the fiscal year so you do not need to fill out a Feline Fix form, only a microchip registration form (plus Surgical Release if you haven't completed one in 2026). We do not charge for sterilization services but donations are appreciated and welcome!

Please review the Clinical Policies for Surgical Services.

Review and select from one of our upcoming clinic dates listed on the side bar. Online registration is recommended as it enables us to send you pre-operative information, check-in time and other pertinent information to which you may refer at any time. Carefully select the desired date for the Kunia clinic.

Once you have registered, you will receive specific directions to the clinic which is located in North Kunia Village.

We encourage you to complete the required CatFriends Clinic Forms* ahead of time to expedite the check-in process. If you do not have access to a printer, we will have blank forms available during check-in. We DO NOT accept forms sent by email. (*fillable when using Adobe Reader)

Surgical Release Form (1 EACH YEAR) — Download, fill out, and print

*Microchip Registration Form (1 PER CAT) — Download, fill out, and print

Bringing Your Cat

CAT DELIVERY

Community cats must ARRIVE in a HUMANE ANIMAL TRAP that is in good working order.

Cats in carriers, makeshift containers, cardboard boxes, trash bins, "transport" cages, crates, mongoose traps etc. will NOT be accepted. If you have ANY questions about the appropriateness of your trap, please email us a photo or call (808) 226-4561.

We have traps available for you to borrow through our Trap Loan Program. Please plan ahead because our volunteers have full-time jobs and may not be able to provide last-minute trap loans. Traps are loaned on a first come first served basis. When you borrow a trap from CatFriends, we will show you how to prep, set, and bait the trap if you have never used one before.

If you happen to have two cats in a single trap, do NOT attempt to transfer one cat into another trap if you are not experienced with handling feral cats. They may be brought in a single trap if they do not pose a danger to each other. You are, however, still required to provide ONE trap for EACH cat. This is required so the felines have adequate room to recover from surgery.

If you have specific questions about our clinics, email or call us at (808) 226-4561.

We reserve the right to refuse to provide services to any cat, caretaker, or pet owner for any reason.

CAT DELIVERY
More Ways We Help

Our Programs & Services

Clinic Dates & Registration

Register for our upcoming free spay/neuter clinics for free-roaming feral and community cats at our Kunia location.

Trap Loan Program

Borrow a humane animal trap for your clinic visit. We'll show you how to prep, set, and bait the trap if you've never used one before.

Mass Trapping

Large-scale trapping operations for colonies of 10 or more cats, coordinating volunteers to sterilize the majority of a colony in a single effort.

TNRM + Education

TNRM training, educational resources, and guidance for residential, business, government, and military communities on humane community cat caretaking.

Volunteer

Engage in clinic staffing, trapping, transporting, cat monitoring post-surgery, paperwork, and cleaning. Open to ages 12+ with guardian consent.

Ways to Help

CatFriends is 100% donor-funded and all-volunteer. 100% of donations are applied toward animal care costs including sterilization, trapping, microchipping, and medical attention.

Support Our Mission

Help Us Fix More Cats

There is no charge for sterilization services, but monetary donations are greatly appreciated to continue our spay/neuter efforts. CatFriends is 100% donor-funded — every dollar goes directly toward animal care.