TRAP NEUTER RELEASE
It is no new concept that surgical sterilisation, which is called a spay in a female, and a neuter in a male, is one of the kindest, safest and most effective ways to manage stray dog and cat populations. We work hard to provide this free in many countries around the world because reducing the stray animal population means less animals suffer. We focus heavily on spay and neuter in areas like Ukraine, Thailand, costa-Rica, Peru, India, Egypt, Zanzibar, and Zimbabwe.
When animals breed with no control you can get genetic diseases amplifying, sexually transmitted diseases spreading, which in themselves often cause great pain and suffering. Unwanted puppies and kittens go hungry, and mothers struggle with their own survival. Animals who are not sterilised will breed even when times are tough and there is not enough food to go around.
Many stray dogs and cats in one area will often fight for territory, hurting each other. Sometimes people in the community can be attacked by the packs of dogs that roam around, and of course there are many diseases in developing countries which can affect people, including fleas, worms, ticks, and more sinister infectious diseases like rabies.
By reducing the roaming animal population whilst also vaccinating animals, there is a healthier, cleaner, less intimidating population of animals, which are more likely to be accepted by communities and cared for in the correct manner. Whilst we one day hope to see every animal have a primary owner, in many places we work this is a long way off, and poverty means people are not easily able to care for stray or even their own animals. That is why services like ours are vital.
Why Your Donation Matters
Your generosity can make a life-saving difference:
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$5 provides flea treatment to one animal undergoing surgery.
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$40 allows us to sterilise one dog or cat.
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$50 fuels our mobile clinics for a whole day to reach deep into the community and bring care to those who would normally go without
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$100 keeps one member of our highly qualified team on the road for a whole day.
Every dollar you give directly aids the rescue, care, and comfort of animals who would have otherwise suffered without intervention.
How You Can Help
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Donate Today: Your financial contribution goes straight to providing medicines and supplies for surgery.
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Share Our Mission: Spread the word on social media to help us reach more animal lovers who can join our cause.
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Volunteer: Head to our volunteer page to find out how you may be able to support our work abroad and join to help or learn. We accept volunteers from all walks of life to assist our work. vets can provide surgery, students can learn from our high-volume throughput, animal lovers, working holiday makers and gap year adventurers can help care for animals' day to day needs, be it wildlife in a rescue center in Africa, or domestic animals in developing countries.
Together, We bring change
Every little makes such a big difference in developing countries and now more than ever animals need our help to lead healthy and disease-free lives. We can only continue with the support of wonderful people like you, thank you for any help you can provide.