By Danielle Barnes | Project Leader
One of Warrick Animal Guardians missions is to lower the euthanasia rate at Warrick County Animal Control. Because the animal control facility is located in a small rural community they have many issues with homeless cats. They get cats from people as strays, feral, fractious and even owner surrender cats. Up to 127 cats in one month that includes sick, pregnant or new kittens. Helping these cats can be costly. Warrick Animal Guardians usually provides the food and litter when donations do not come into the facility. We also provide 100% of the vaccinations, flea meds, dewormer and when we get the donations to cover the FeLv/FIV tests.
Cats and Kittens like Potato and T-Rex were at the animal control for longer than usual and it didn't look good for their future. T-Rex in particular was very unhealthy and needed to see a vet and be on antibiotics. Not to mention flea infested and under weight. Thanks to donations to Warrick Animal Guardians was able to fully vet them and they both found wonderful homes. Warrick Animal Guardians has been able to help many, many cats and kittens in this situation because of generous donations from people like you and we apprecaite it very much. We couldn't do it without you! Thank you!
How do you think we could show the importance to owners to spay and neuter their cats in our community, to help reduce the amount of incoming cats to facilities like theirs?
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