Enid SPCA prepares for kitten season with free adoptions and spay vouchers

The City of Enid held a regular meeting on April 1, 2025, focusing on community welfare and animal adoption initiatives. The meeting began with a presentation highlighting the onset of kitten season, emphasizing the importance of spaying and neutering pets to prevent overpopulation.

During the meeting, a representative introduced Callianne, a kitten approximately 5 to 6 weeks old, who was brought in with her mother and three siblings. While Callianne is not yet available for adoption, she will be ready on April 4. The kittens and their mother are currently located in pin 5 at the local animal welfare facility.

The representative noted that adoptions are free and include vouchers for reduced-cost spaying and neutering services through the Enid SPCA. The discussion underscored the need for community awareness regarding responsible pet ownership, particularly during the busy kitten season, to ensure that animals do not end up living on the streets.

The meeting concluded with a call to action for residents to spay and neuter their pets, reinforcing the city's commitment to animal welfare and community responsibility.