. Help control animal overpoplulation and the suffering that results.  Call the FOCAS  Feral and Stray Spay/Neuter HelpLine...201-943-4019. THANK YOU, FOCAS donors!  Because of YOUR financial support in 2015, over 1,000 feral/stray cats and kittens were beneficiaries of our Feral and Stray Spay/Neuter Program.  The cost - approximately $75,000.   Three hundred plus (300 +) strays and orphans were part of the FOCAS Foster Program.  Three hundred were adopted to "forever" homes. Seventy-five (75) remained in foster care with some special needs kitties still boarding.   For fosster care supplies, medical (distemper and ringworm were rampant in 2015) and boarding, the cost - approximately $117,000. Together, we are making a difference.    Your support is priceless.  Please consider donating to FOCAS, especially if you have benefited from our Free Feral/Stray Cat spay/neuter program.  Thank YOU!!!! FOCAS FOCAS provides "no-cost" assistance for the spaying and neutering of feral or stray cats only.  FOCAS also provides referrals for assistance by other organizations with low-cost spay/neuter of owned animals. For information on both FOCAS "no-cost" spaying or neutering for feral/stray cats only, or referrals for low-cost spaying or neutering of cats,dogs or rabbits, call the FOCAS Helpline: 201-943-4019. The FOCAS Helpline is staffed by volunteers 7 days a week.  Your call will be returned within 24 hours.  When you call, listen for the prompt directing your call to the spay/neuter extension.  Be ready to leave your name, address, day and evening phone numbers, and the type of animal you need assistance with. Please speak clearly, and spell your last name. There is no time limit to your message. Unless you are spaying neutering a feral or stray cat, most veterinarians require that your pet be inoculated for both rabies and distemper at least two weeks prior to an appointment. Rabies shots are available at the Bergen County Animal Shelter in Teterboro for Bergen County residents only.  There is no charge.  The Shelter’s number is 201-229-4600. For more helpful information on low-cost spaying and neutering for pet companions, or for ferals and strays, visit the following websites: www.alleycat.org www.aspca.org www.hsus.org http://www.hsus.org/pets/issues_affecting_our_pets/feral_cats/ www.rabbit.org www.friendsofanimals.com www.NJ-ARA.org/Ferals,html www.pfa.petfinder.org www.pets911.com www.spayusa.com Or...reference the contact information and phone numbers that follow.......   NATIONWIDE Friends of Animals 777 Post Road, Suite 205 New Hampshire NEW JERSEY New Jersey Dept of Health & Senior Services Pet Overpopulation Control Fund PO Box 360 Trenton, NJ 08625 609-292-7837  When and if state funds are available, spay/neuter surgery is very low cost for pets of people with low income. Check the web site for more information about eligibility requirements and/or call by phone. Many veterinary clinics around the state are participating. Monmouth County SPCA Spay/Neuter Clinic 260 Wall Street Eatontown, NJ 07724 732-542-3125 Low cost spay/neuter, vaccines, and flea products. East Coast New Jersey Spay Clinic Toms River, NJ 732-929-9449 Animal Welfare Association Voorhees NJ 856-424-2288 Low cost s/n for ferals and pets. People for Animals Hillside, NJ 908-964-6887