
Welcome To "Felines Under Rescue"!
The Humane Society and the Dothan Animal Shelter are filled to over capacity with unwanted pets. The workers and volunteers there are doing everything they can possibly do to save the lives of these pets.
The root cause of all the unwanted animals in this area is the irresponsibility or inability of pet owners to have their pets spayed or neutered. Our goal is to reduce the number of unwanted and stray cats by trapping and fixing feral cats. Our organization, Felines Under Rescue, in our first 6 years of existence has been responsible for having about 6000 cats sterilized, thus eliminating thousands of homeless kittens being born. Unfortunately, since we have nowhere for them to go after they are fixed, we have to release them where we trapped them and hope that caregivers will feed them. In addition to helping sterilize the feral/stray cats, in the past 4 years we have been giving financial assistance to the vets if someone cannot afford to pay the spay/neuter fee for their pet cat.
Dothan now has a low-cost, high-volume spay neuter clinic, Wiregrass Spay/Neuter Alliance. It is located at 570 S. Foster Street, Dothan, AL. The phone number is 334-671-8111. No matter where you live, no matter what your income is - you now have the opportunity for a spay/neuter you can afford. Check out the website at www.Wiregrassspayneuter.org. It would be nice to live in an area where we never saw starving and homeless cats and dogs foraging in the garbage cans for food and wandering aimlessly along the highways. By spaying or neutering your pets, you can help prevent this as well as reduce the high rate of euthanasia at our city pound.
We do not have a shelter and cannot take cats. We encourage - and in many cases help pay for - the spay/neuter of all cats so that they may remain where they are presently living and not reproduce. Many feral cats come from people dumping their pet cat's unwanted litter in another neighborhood or out in the country. These little kittens turn into unsocialized feral cats and in turn will have litter after litter. If every cat owner would have their pet cat fixed, the feral/stray cat population would be reduced.
Our only source of income is donations from animal lovers and friends. EVERY dollar we take in goes to pay the veterinarian. We pay for postage, cat food, traps, and carriers ourselves.
Please help the cats and your community by spaying/neutering your cat! And you can help us to continue our work by sending a donation to:
Felines Under Rescue
P.O. Box 1788
Dothan, AL 36302
"Won't you give a little to save a lot?"
Contact:
Barbara Seaman or Cindy Hudson
Felines Under Rescue
P.O. Box 1788
Dothan, AL 36302
Tel. 334-792-1367 or 334-693-5277
e-Mail fixcats@gmail.com
BSeaman190@aol.com

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