We are so excited to announce a new fund to help dogs in underserved communities.
As many of our southern partners say over and over again "they are having babies faster than we can rescue them". We all work so hard to save as many as we can but it's just not enough.
So, through a generous contribution from Ken and Betty Perry, we will be able to sponsor sterilizations of as many as 50 owned dogs to do our part to stem the overpopulation crisis in the communities that need it the most. We would love to build off this donation to make an even greater impact, but need your help! We are asking you to join us in fighting this battle.
By donating to this fund, you can enjoy updates about dogs that are members of the "No Babies Club" knowing you made a difference in the overpopulation crisis!
The importance of spay and neuter programs.
By controlling the population of stray and unwanted animals, spay and neutering programs help reduce the burden on animal shelters and rescue organizations. Countless animals end up homeless or euthanized due to overcrowded shelters, making these programs essential in curbing this heartbreaking outcome.
Moreover, spaying and neutering have significant health benefits for pets. Neutered males are less prone to certain cancers and behavioral issues, while spayed females are protected from life-threatening conditions like pyometra and breast tumors.
In addition to protecting individual animals, these programs also benefit local ecosystems and wildlife. Uncontrolled populations of feral cats and dogs can disturb delicate ecosystems and negatively impact native species.
By raising awareness about the importance of spaying and neutering and providing accessible programs, we can empower communities to take responsibility for their pets and contribute to a more compassionate and sustainable world for animals. Together, we can ensure a brighter future for both our beloved pets and the broader animal kingdom.
Meet our first members: Honor and Junio!
Their owners can now focus on keeping them fed and safe and not have to worry about any unexpected litters to take care of or abandon when they can't afford them anymore.
Consider donating to the important fund to help support our families by providing spay and neuter services to those who can't afford it. Together, we can help keep the pet population in check as to not spread disease and neglect, empower communities to take responsibility for their pets and contribute to a more compassionate and sustainable world for animals.