With your help, the foundation was able to purchase 450 chips to keep track of homeless animals!

The animal population is replenished not only by the breeding of street dogs and cats, but also because of the breeding of domestic pets. In most cases, this happens due to the fact that citizens release unsterilized animals for "self-walking". Due to the high cost of the operation, many refuse to sterilize their pets, which in the future, when the animal gives birth to offspring, leads to an increase in the number of homeless animals, as the owner decides that he is not ready to keep such a number. Trapping and sterilization is the only humane way to solve the problem of homeless animals. In addition to sterilization in the shelter, the animal must be vaccinated against rabies and microchipped. It is in the chip that contains all the information about vaccination and about the animal as a whole. In turn, a sterilized and vaccinated animal will not lead to an increase in the number of tails, and will also be safe for others due to rabies vaccination. In addition, chipping allows you to keep a record of homeless animals and see the dynamics of solving the problem. Now the Nika Foundation is raising funds for the purchase of 450 chips for cats and dogs. By helping us, you solve the problem of homeless animals, making cities safe for both people and animals!