Dubai TNR and Injured Cat Rescue
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We aim to improve the welfare of street cats and abandoned cats in the UAE.
You can do your part in helping improve the life of stray, abandoned, sick and injured cats in the UAE. Please help create a better world for all these innocent animals by shopping from our online store coming soon) or donating. (www.jamesbond-niecy.com)
We are raising money for the TNR (trap/neuter/return) of abandoned and stray cats, along with vet care for injured and sick cats.
*TNR is when we spay/neuter cats and then return them to their original location. TNR helps greatly to decrease the population of cats on the streets, while also ensuring a more peaceful colony. TNR is the least costly, humane and efficient way of stabilising cat colonies and over time reduces a colony size. Behaviours such as spraying, excessive noise-making and fighting are largely eliminated and no additional kittens are born.*
Unfortunately, there are not enough homes for all the cats on the streets. The best thing to do is:
* Take injured cats to the vet to be spayed/neutered (discounts can be given through rescue groups)
* Give water (especially over summer) and food every other day or so (they shouldn't be fed every day)
If you would like to offer a forever home or foster home please email - [email redacted]
You can do your part in helping improve the life of stray, abandoned, sick and injured cats in the UAE. Please help create a better world for all these innocent animals by shopping from our online store coming soon) or donating. (www.jamesbond-niecy.com)
We are raising money for the TNR (trap/neuter/return) of abandoned and stray cats, along with vet care for injured and sick cats.
*TNR is when we spay/neuter cats and then return them to their original location. TNR helps greatly to decrease the population of cats on the streets, while also ensuring a more peaceful colony. TNR is the least costly, humane and efficient way of stabilising cat colonies and over time reduces a colony size. Behaviours such as spraying, excessive noise-making and fighting are largely eliminated and no additional kittens are born.*
Unfortunately, there are not enough homes for all the cats on the streets. The best thing to do is:
* Take injured cats to the vet to be spayed/neutered (discounts can be given through rescue groups)
* Give water (especially over summer) and food every other day or so (they shouldn't be fed every day)
If you would like to offer a forever home or foster home please email - [email redacted]
Organizer
Jayme Hewitt
Organizer
