Ladybug’s Kitty
Rescue
Newsletter for January
2OO6
Welcome back, I hope that your
holidays were great and that you have a wonderful year this year! We are located in Pensacola, FL.
Last
year I mentioned a plan of action that I had hoped would be in full swing by
now, but not all things go as planned. First of all there was no public
support. I know that there are many people who are dedicated cat lovers who
would support this plan if they knew about it. There are many people out there
who have colonies of feral cats in which they care for, who would love to see a
501(c) 3 Free Spay and Neuter clinic for Feral and Stray cats. They spend
countless dollars feeding these cats and can’t always come up with the
means to be able to get them all trapped and spayed and neutered. We really
need to have a FREE clinic that they can take these cats to. This is what it
will take to see this happen and to see the end of our cat overpopulation problems!:
1. People who care, like yourself to
donate money and help to raise funds to start the corporation and have it made
into a 501 (c) 3 corporation.
2. People who would like to be active
in the corporation to ensure that it works, that have the time and resources to
help get the cat’s off the streets and into the FREE clinic to be
spayed/neutered, vaccinated for Rabies and returned to their colonies where they
can live out their lives in their familiar habitat.
3. Volunteers to be foster parents
for any kittens that are found so that they can be spayed/neuter and adopted in
their ‘forever’ homes.
4. That is basically it, we need people to volunteer and to help raise
money. Without Public support we will be killing about 30 kittens and cats a
day this year for a total of 11,200.
We have to have the support of this community behind us
for us to be able to go forward. This FREE spay/neuter clinic could also spay
and neuter kittens and cats from the local Humane Society and County Pound and
the other two cat rescue organizations here in Pensacola, FL prior to them
being adopted. The FREE clinic WOULD NOT spay and neuter peoples pets. That is
their responsibility. Our responsibility will be to spay and neuter all cats
and kittens that have no homes, whether they are going to
placed in homes or not. All rescues, shelters from all over the country are
spaying and neutering kittens and puppies as young as 8 weeks old.
The
fact that a cat’s life is much more valuable than what is demonstrated in
our county and our country today needs to change. If you agree with me on this
… please for the sake of each and every cat that is put down everyday
… please contact me. The amount of money that was poured into the rescue
of pets after the hurricanes proves that people care. But you have to
understand that everyday is a natural disaster to a cat without a home, that
is not spayed or neutered! We caused their lives to be like this and only we
can make it all better.
Are we just going to chase our tails?!Let us know what you think!
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