Goals
- To offer low cost spays/neuters to low income cat owners
- To reduce the number of unwanted kittens born every year
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Overview
There are no low cost spay/neuter programs available in the Cowichan Valley, not from the SPCA, animal control or others, with the exception of CCR’s annual ‘spay day’, which barely scratches the surface of the need. Every year hundreds of unwanted kittens are born to unspayed cats. Some of these are euthanized, not always humanely, while many more end up in the local shelters or are dumped or abandoned to find their way into feral colonies. Meanwhile many adult cats stray or are dumped or abandoned when their breeding behaviours , fighting, spraying & yowling, become unbearable.
CCR rescues tame cats with kittens from the colonies every year, some of them shown in our photos here.
$10,000.00 will allow us to spay/neuter approximately 150 owned cats, while a small user fee and donations generated from the public will allow us to continue the program into the future. Combining TNR with a low cost program is the proven solution to cat over population.
Community Benefit
How will the $10K be used? |
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Budget Notes: All other expenses and services will be provided by CCR and volunteers, including advertising, transportation, book keeping & accounting, transportation, the loan of carriers, etc. | |
$ 10,000 | vet costs for spays, neuters & vaccinations |
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