Just a few notes for local readers of this blog. Our SPCA website was just updated for 2009 with new information. There are a number of changes, most of them minor, but there is a lot of new information under the “Spay/Neuter” menu, encouraging everyone to get their animals fixed. Also, for anyone with feral cats near your home, we hope that you might participate in the TNR program whereby people humanely trap ferals, bring them to a free clinic where the cats are spayed/neutered and vaccinated, then transport them back to their home environment to be released. We are approaching kitten season, and these clinics are an invaluable service to prevent thousands of homeless animals.
I was informed last night that we've already received seven spay/neuter applications (new to the website as of two days ago). This is very positive news. Please help spread this news.
I was informed last night that we've already received seven spay/neuter applications (new to the website as of two days ago). This is very positive news. Please help spread this news.
1 comments:
John,
Nice post about the feral cat clinics. I saw this was featured on the CASPCA website and told Mary Ellen about it. I just sent her and Dian an E-mail telling them about the new post on the blog. I love the blog, and you are a wonderful Web Designer.
Bonnie-volunteer http://weblog.xanga.com/purrin_at_pantops
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