Municipal Town Shelters & Township TNR (Trap-Neuter-Return) Programs

Click on any municipal town shelter to view their Trap-Neuter-Return program & contact information.
BrookHaven animal shelter
The Town of Brookhaven Animal Shelter offers a free clinic program for free feral cat spay/neuter.
​To sign up for free spay/neuter vouchers please CLICK HERE to complete the survey.

Contact Brookhaven Shelter:
Phone: (631) 451-6950
​Website: https://www.brookhavenny.gov/152/Animal-Shelter
E-Mail:  TOBRferalcats@gmail.com
​FaceBook: TNR Task Force of Brookhaven
Location: 300 Horseblock Road
                 Brookhaven, NY 11719
​Southampton animal shelter
SASF is here to assist our community in its effort to control the feral cat population with education on the importance of sterilization and providing veterinary services to the township of Southampton and neighboring communities.  Since its inception, SASF’s Advo-Cats TNR Program has spayed and neutered thousands of feral cats. We provide spay and neuter procedures, vaccinations, and diagnostic tests to help keep our feral cat population under control and healthy.  Feral cats are trapped in humane cat traps and transported to our shelter where they are spayed or neutered, and vaccinated. After they recover, they are then released back to where they were caught.

Open 7 days a week:
Monday-Sunday 10 am- 5 pm

​Contact Southhampton Animal Shelter: 
Phone: (631) 728-7387
Website: https://southamptonanimalshelter.com/
Location: ​102 Old Riverhead Road W.
​                   Hampton Bays, NY 11946
Town of babylon
​The Town of Babylon's Department of Animal Control provides its community with several resources to curtail the feral cat population:
• Supplies residents and caregivers state of the art traps for the TNR (Trap/Neuter/Return) of the feral cats
• Supplies low cost $35 TNR vouchers so there is a low cost to the residents and caregivers
• Hosts regular seminars on the TNR program 
Currently, there is a low cost TNR program for town residents and businesses caring for feral cats.

Contact Babylon Animal Shelter:
​Phone: (631) 643-9270
Website: https://www.townofbabylon.com/132/Animal-Shelter
Location: 80 New Highway
                 Amityville, NY 11701
​Town of North Hemptstead Animal Shelter
To address the feral cat population, the Town has implemented a Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) program. TNR helps the community by stabilizing and eventually reducing the feral cat population, and preventing the potential spread of disease.
In conjunction with Helping PAW, a not-forprofit organization, humane traps are provided to residents. The cats are spayed or neutered and vaccinated at an on-site mobile hospital, and returned to their original colony. 
Currently, spay/neuter clinics are scheduled once a month and are free to Town residents. 

Contact North Hempstead Animal Shelter:
Phone: (516) 944-8220
Website: https://northhempsteadny.gov/AnimalShelter
Location: 75 Marino Avenue
                 Port Washington, NY 11050

Town of Hempstead 
HempOffers free spay/neuter for feral cats in Hempstead Township, free recovery and trap loan for a refundable deposit.
TNR surgeries at the Animal Shelter will be conducted on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays. No appointment is required; walk-ins are welcome. Drop off Tuesday-Thursday 7-9am or Monday-Wednesday 2-5pm. A limited number of surgeries will also be scheduled on Mondays and Fridays by appointment only. To make an appointment, please call or email.
Drop off Tuesday-Thursday 7-9am or Monday-Wednesday 2-5pm with no appointment needed for up to 4 feral cat/kitten(s).
Appointments must be made for Monday or Friday Surgery!

​Contact Hempstead Animal Shelter:
​Phone: (516) 785-5220
Website: https://hempsteadny.gov/animal-shelter
Location: 3320 Beltagh Avenue
​                   Wantagh, NY 11793
​Town of Islip Animal Shelter
Trap/Neuter/Return (TNR) is a program in which free-roaming feral cats are humanely trapped, sterilized, medically treated, ear-tipped, and released back into the public. The Town coordinates with the Animal Lover’s League to assist Islip Residents to humanely trap and transport feral cats to the Town’s Animal Shelter. For more information, please contact the Animal Lovers League via email, at luvpets03@aol.com.

Contact Islip Animal Shelter:
Phone: (631) 224-5660
Website: https://islipny.gov/community-and-services/animal-shelter
Address: 210 S. Denver Avenue
                 Bay Shore, NY 11706
Town of Oyster Bay Animal Shelter
In an effort to control the population and health of feral cats within the Town of Oyster Bay, the Town has its own Trap-Neuter-Return Program.
The Shelter is located at 150 Miller Pl. and is open Monday through Saturday from 8 am to 4 pm.  If you know about or are caring for a colony of feral cats that needs TNR, contact the shelter.

Contact Oyster Bay Animal Shelter:
Phone: (516) 677-5784
Website: http://oysterbaytown.com/departments/environmental-resources/animal-shelter/
Location: 150 Miller Place
                 Syosset, NY 11791
Town of Smithtown Animal Shelter​
Traps can be rented out to Town of Smithtown residents for a refundable $40 (cash only). We'll also need a copy of your license. Staff will demonstrate how to set and bait the trap during pick-up and provide on-going support as needed.
Traps should be set up in the morning if possible, as to avoid cats spending overnight in a trap. We open at 8 am, so we can usually pick up cats by 9 am and throughout the day. 
Once a cat is caught, place a large towel or sheet over the trap. Covering the traps help keep the cats keep calm. You can either bring the cat to the shelter or call us and one of our ACO's will pick up the cat.

Contact Smithtown Animal Shelter:
Phone: (631) 360-7575
Website: https://www.townofsmithtownanimalshelter.com/
Location: 410 E. Main Street
                Smithtown, NY 11787
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