In a span of seven years, one female cat and her offspring can produce 420,000 kittens, leading to feline overpopulation in urban areas and, consequently, a high rate of adoptable kittens being euthanized at animal shelters. Pet Project Rescue strives to reduce the population of homeless cats—thereby reducing the number of euthanized shelter cats—by conducting spaying and neutering programs for free.
Through a partnership with the Minnesota Spay Neuter Assistance Program, Pet Project Rescue spays and neuters stray, feral, and free-roaming cats at no charge. Cats belonging to low-income families are also eligible for the treatment. In addition to reproductive surgeries, feline patients can receive reduced-cost rabies vaccinations and microchipping to ensure their health and well-being and to help protect other animal and human populations. An effective antidote to overpopulation, Pet Project Rescue helps to save adoptable animals from euthanization and find them homes.
Join G-Team and donate $10 to help Pet Project Rescue reduce the number of euthanized cats and overpopulation of homeless cats in the Twin Cities. If G-Team members raise $500, Pet Project Rescue can partner with the Minnesota Spay Neuter Assistance Program to spay or neuter 10 cats. Each additional $50 raised will be used to spay or neuter an additional cat. Both Solid Gold Northland and Urbanimal will give $1 for every donation, with each matching up to $250.
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