"We took in some female bunnies that immediately had babies."

The BC SPCA is warning against at-home neutering after two cats were dropped off at the Vancouver shelter with disturbing injuries earlier this month.

The animal care centre is a $10-million project to be built on Technology Drive in Peterborough.

The three-day event saw 48 animals spayed/neutered, while 42 animals underwent a wellness exam.

The low-cost clinic encourages owners to have medical procedures performed they might otherwise neglect.

The Peterborough Humane Society is now halfway to its goal for $10 million for the animal care centre.

The first 21 cats have been brought into the Dartmouth SPCA, with four young ones to stay at the shelter to be socialized, but all the others, considered to be feral, will need to find new barn placements.

The municipality is also loosening the rules on which cats qualify for the program.

Kingston rescues say low cost high volume spay, neuter clinic needed to solve feral cat issue.

Kingston and Frontenac County's feral cat population is in the thousands, and some of them are in heartwrenching conditions, officials say.