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Help us help the homeless cats/kittens in Brevard
We are the original T-N-R (trap-neuter-return) organization in Brevard County, FL. We began our spay/neuter mission in 1998.
Our History
Space Coast Feline Network started TNR at Cape Kennedy in 1998. NASA gave SCFN a building to hold trapped cats/kittens in until they could be spayed/neutered and/or adopted/relocated. Eventually that building was needed by NASA & they gave SCFN a grant to build our own feral cat shelter (we are NOT accepting new cats). The next big TNR project SCFN tackled was the Port & Jetty Park, where close to 200 cats were TNR'd, with friendlies put up for adoption. To this day, we still have a managed group of volunteers who care for very few cats left in Jetty Park.
We have always had a helpline to answer questions about homeless cats & colonies. From 1998 till February 2021, we held monthly, then bi-monthly all volunteer, low/no-cost spay/neuter clinics for cats/kittens. The Covid pandemic slowed our progress until October 2023, when we partnered with the SPCA Adoption Shelter in Titusville to
hold 2 clinics & sterilized 96 cats/kittens.
We are currently looking for alternative locations to hold our bi-monthly spay/neuter clinics where we usually spay/neuter 50-60 community cats, pet cats & fosters. In the meantime, we are scheduling 6-8 cats at Brevard Spay/Neuter Clinic in Palm Bay every Monday & 4 at Brevard Humane Society in Cocoa every Thursday. Caregivers can still take 2 per day to BCSO Animal Services daily for free TNR (more details below).
Since 1998, we have spayed/neutered more than 20,000 cats/kittens.
Where can I get a cat/kitten spayed/neutered for free or at a reduced cost?
The clinics we recommend will sterilize a kitten that weighs minimum 2 pounds. We suggest they be closer to 2-1/2 pounds due to side effects of FVRCP vaccines.
As of May 1, 2025, the free spay/neuter of cats/kittens at Brevard Spay/Neuter Clinic (Palm Bay) & Brevard Humane Society (Cocoa) came to an end due to economic uncertainties. Several Brevard non-profits will be looking at alternative funding sources so help can again be offered. If you are in dire need of assistance, please call our helpline 321-631-7729 or email fixaferal.scfn@gmail.com.
- Brevard Humane Society, Cocoa by appointment (low cost)
321-636-3343
-Brevard Spay/Neuter Clinic, Palm Bay by appointment 321-724-1141
($70 pkg deal includes vaccines & flea treatment)
-BCSO Animal Services for strays/community cats ONLY, no appointment needed, FREE
North Brevard drop off 1-2 at the SPCA adoption center, 6035 Sisson Rd, Titusville Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri, Sat 11-12 & 1-3. OR at the BCSO South Animal Care center on W Eau Gallie in Melbourne Mon, Tues, Thurs, & Sat 11-6; Wed 1-6; Fri 8-4:30 & Sun 12-4. An animal control officer will return them to the neighborhood where trapped in 7-10 days.
Where can I adopt a cat/kitten?
SCFN has a very small foster/adoption network of private foster homes. Follow Space Coast Feline Network on Facebook to see what we have available or stop in Pet Supermarket in Titusville. We do not have an adoption shelter. See our adoptables in the next section.
In addition to the no-kill adoption shelters below, there are numerous non-profit small rescues in Brevard that can be found on Facebook or with a Google search. No-kill shelters in Brevard include:
Brevard Humane Society, Cocoa&Merritt Island
BSCO Animal Services, Melbourne
Humane Society of S Brevard, Melbourne
HOPE, Melbourne
Kitten Angel Rescue, Satellite Bch
Aloha Adoptions, Indian Harbour Bch
Big Love, Community outreach, Melbourne Bch
Five Friends Animal Rescue, Cocoa/Merritt Island
SPCA of Brevard, Titusville
Help us help them
You can help by spaying/neutering a stray cat or two you in your neighborhood. We have traps to loan in Titusville & Cocoa (321) 631-7729 & Brevard Spay/Neuter Clinic , Palm Bay loans traps in south Brevard (321) 724-1141.