Full house: Who cares for county strays?
... But Townline's 25 cat cages are full with nearly 50 cats. There's no
room for more until some are adopted or die of natural causes at the no-kill
shelter. ...
VillageSoup - Camden, ME, USA
Vet school awarded $1.5 million
... v Laurie Peek, Maddie's Fund veterinary consultant, said Auburn qualified
for the grant because of its "commitment to advance the no-kill philosophy.". ...
The Auburn Plainsman - Auburn University, AL, USA
York County Feral Cat Coalition meeting, WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 2004 7 p.m. at Union Lutheran Church, West Market and Penn streets, York, PA. Agenda includes information on trapping feral cats for spay/neuter and a trap demonstration.
York Daily Review, PA
Letters to the editor for Wednesday, July 28, 2004
Turlock Journal, CA -
The Editorial Board of the Turlock journal has formed a negative opinion of our proposed spay/neuter ordinance without doing thorough research. ...
Page's pet situation up, down
PAGE — The issue of stray pets running loose and multiplying is a concern in the community, but recent action by the city of Page has reduced the number of pets that turn up at the shelter run by Page Animal Control.
Lake Powell Chronicle
New Coalition of Pet-Loving Businesses Makes Spaying and Neutering ...
Business Wire (press release), CA
DogBoy's Dog Ranch, the first all spayed and neutered kennel in Central Texas, recently announced the formation of SNIP -- the Spay-Neuter Incentive Program ...
When owner dies, who gets pet?
Hillsdale Independent, NY
... works with cats nearly full time, providing shelter, rescuing abandoned or abused cats, arranging for spaying or neutering, caring for feral cats and arranging ...
Woman finds cat shot by arrow
Brainerd Daily Dispatch, MN
... to $250 for veterinary diagnosis and initial medication for an injured stray or abandoned ... which helps pay up to $250 in veterinary bills for cats found injured ...
Camp Ruffin' It links pets, kids
Arizona Republic, AZ
... Gunsmoke, and other animal lovers who were concerned about the number of stray animals at ... and largest no-kill animal shelter, can house up to 200 cats and 100 ...
To the north: The Bangor Humane Society
VillageSoup, ME
... This is the only profession that has to kill what it tries to save," Brimley said. Such is the case with feline respiratory infections. ...
Lucia Herndon | A soft Sunday afternoon with the neighbors
Philadelphia Inquirer (subscription), PA
... caring for a stray cat. Turned out she was one of three feeding and housing the crafty yellow feline. Hal is recognized even though ...
Blame Feral Cats for Less Egrets, Rabbits, More Rodents, Sea Gulls
STONE HARBOR — Mayor for a Day Tyler Catanella, 14, presided over borough
council’s July 20 meeting, and learned the deeply sensitive issue of
feral cats in and ...
Cape May County Herald - Cape May, NJ, USA
Tri-state briefs
... The child's mother and a neighbor also were exposed, the release said.
Cannarella warned that other stray cats may be in the area. ...
Hagerstown Morning Herald - Hagerstown, MD, USA
[Courtesy of Carl, a dedicated cat caretaker]
Boardwalk Cats, Atlantic City, New Jersey
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Subj: {
The Animal Spirit Newsletter} Homeless Animals' Day -- August 21, 2004
Date: 7/27/2004 5:27:31 PM Pacific Daylight Time
From: alternatespirit@yahoo.com
To: theanimalspirit@yahoogroups.com
August 21, 2004 is Homeless Animals' Day
In 1992, International Society for Animal Rights
(
-- http://www.isaronline.org/ ISAR)conceived and commemorated
Homeless Animals' Day and Candlelight Vigils to magnify the
significance of the overpopulation problem and why the killing must
stop. The annual vigils spotlight the cause of the tragic killing of
companion animals due to pet overpopulation and provide a solution to
end the killing: spaying and neutering.
WHAT YOU CAN DO:
On Homeless Animals' Day, make a yearlong commitment to help solve
the tragic overpopulation problem. One homeless animal killed is a
tragedy; the fact that we kill millions, while continuing to breed
more, is a disgrace.
**Have all animals in your care spayed/neutered.
Join The Animal Spirit's Spay/Neuter Campaign:
http://www.theanimalspirit.com/spayneuter.html
SPAY USA:
"http://www.spayusa.org/
State by State Listings of low-cost/free spay/neuter orgs.:
http://www.lovethatcat.com/spayneuter.html
**Adopt!
If you have room for an additional family member, please visit your
local animal shelter, contact your local rescues, or visit
http://www.petfinder.org. Always choose to adopt and save a life. Do
not support the breeding industry.
**Distribute Homeless Animals' Flyers
Help educate your community about the homeless animal crisis. Print
and distribute the "No Excuses" flyers found on the following page:
http://www.theanimalspirit.com/noexcuses.html (Rescues and shelters
are free to add their own contact information on the flyer.)
**Become involved with Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR)
Learn how to help homeless cats in your community by visiting Feral
Cat Network at:
http://www.theanimalspirit.com/feralcatnetwork.html
**Send a letter to the editor of your local newspaper
Sample letter (please personalize and reword):
Aug. 21 is Homeless Animals' Day. The International Society for
Animal Rights began this day to publicize companion animal
overpopulation, increase public awareness of the millions of animals
killed in shelters annually due to a lack of homes and to emphasize
the importance of spaying and neutering.
The total number of animals killed in shelters is debated. Some
estimate there are about 4 to 5 million animals killed per year in
shelters, while others think the number is much higher (10 to 12
million). These estimates are only for shelter animals; they do not
include street animals who die before ever making it to a shelter.
Whatever the true estimate is, millions of animals die because there
are not enough homes.
On Homeless Animals' Day, make a commitment to support rescue
efforts. Support your local shelter, your local rescue group and your
local independent rescuers. You can do this by having your own
animals spayed or neutered, adopting your next companion animal and
educating others about the importance of spaying or neutering and
adoption.
We CAN end the tragic cycle of killing. Let's get to work!
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Change through education.
Questions? Contact: theanimalspirit@hotmail.com
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