There are not enough "good hands" for everyone. Hundreds of dogs and cats are left on the streets each year without veterinary care or food in any weather. This flow can be stopped by controlling and rehoming existing dogs and cats and reducing the number of their future offspring. The only humane way to reduce uncontrolled breeding is through sterilization, without which this situation will not change!
Almost daily we receive letters asking for help. To pass by means to get more than 70 unwanted kittens and puppies from one pair in a year...
The fate of Maryashka (left at the dacha in the village of Dorokhovo, Ruzsky district) is very prosaic. Once on the street, she gave birth to kittens, whose appearance in the yard was not much liked by the tenants. To prevent a repetition of history, Maryashka was rushed to surgery for sterilization.
Weis and Patricia are residents of a Moscow shelter where sterilization is a must. Because of the lack of medical personnel, Weiss and Patricia have been waiting a long time for the necessary surgery at the shelter, but when they live in a crowded area, this wait is very difficult. They have to be taken to an outside clinic for surgery.
Marcy was rescued by her guardian Marina from a shelter in Sasovo, Ryazan Oblast. Marina arranged for Marcy's own rehoming and treatment and applied for help from the foundation to pay for her sterilization. We just can't get past this story.
"Katya, Marfusha, Cheburashka, Funtik, Filya, Fedor, Grisha, Myshkin" - sounds like characters from a Russian folk tale? But no, this is a company of cats living in the apartment of a kind-hearted grandmother in Balashikha. When the number of animals is out of control, we were approached by concerned volunteers to help, taking care of the cost of sterilization - the least we can do in this situation.
We hope for a good end to all these stories, and for this very much we ask you to support us in paying for the sterilization of 30 animals this month, for a total of 92 000 rubles.
