Miles For Meows
Donation protected
MILES FOR MEOWS!!! On Sunday, Nov 9th I will be running the EQT 10 Miler starting at Station Square and going through the City of Pittsburgh. Here's the question....how many miles do you think I'll RUN? I'm asking for you to donte $1 for each mile that you think I'll RUN (keeping my time under 12:00 per mile). Every dollar donated will go to Homeless Cat Management Team and Frankie's Friends Cat Rescue...in fact for every mile I RUN, I'll match a donation at $10/mile (up to $100). Won't you help me raise some much needed funds for some cats and kittens in need of medical care? Help suppot me as I run MILES FOR MEOWS!!!!
The Homeless Cat Management Team works to humanely reduce the population growth of homeless cats through sterilization and promotion of responsible colony management.
The Homeless Cat Management Team is an organization whose mission is to humanely reduce the population growth and minimize the suffering of homeless cats through sterilization and the promotion of responsible colony management in Southwestern Pennsylvania.
Our program focuses on Community Cat, (otherwise commonly known as feral and stray) Colonies, and friendly kitties rescued from these colonies to be placed into loving homes. Responsible "Outside" cats caretakers must provide food, water, shelter and veterinary care when necessary, to the felines they feed.
We do not provide relocation or adoption services. We do not operate an animal shelter.
Our high volume spay/neuter clinics include the following:
Spay/neuter surgery for cats and kittens (This includes a preventative antibiotic, anesthetic and IV pain medication). Rabies vaccination for all cats over three months of age. This service is included in the Feral Cat Package. Rescue cats will incur an additional $8.00 charge for this service to defray our cost.
Frontline treatment for fleas, grooming to remove fleas, ticks, ear mites, matted fur, etc. Mandatory left ear-tipping for spayed/neutered feral cats being re-released, for ease of recognition.
The mission of Frankie’s Friends is to provide cats (and other animals) relief of suffering from cruelty/neglect, disease, injury, and homelessness. This is accomplished by:
· supporting efforts to end animal cruelty (especially mass cruelty to cats in th e form of hoarding)
· providing temporary or permanent housing for feline victims of animal cruelty and homelessness
· providing veterinary care to cats with injury or disease
· aiding the prevention of disease in cats through vaccination and other measures
· placing adoptable/rehabilitated cats into permanent and loving homes
· providing a permanent home for cats unable to be adopted for as long as there is quality of life/until the time when compassion dictates the need for euthanasia
· supporting humane efforts to learn about and aid in the prevention of infectious diseases of cats and to help in cruelty investigations (veterinary forensics)
· educating the public on issues relating to animal cruelty/neglect, disease, overpopulation, and the value of surgical sterilization of homeless cats (including Trap Neuter Return of feral cats)
· supporting spaying and neutering of homeless cats
Whenever possible Frankie’s Friends also assists with dogs or other animals in need.
The Homeless Cat Management Team works to humanely reduce the population growth of homeless cats through sterilization and promotion of responsible colony management.
The Homeless Cat Management Team is an organization whose mission is to humanely reduce the population growth and minimize the suffering of homeless cats through sterilization and the promotion of responsible colony management in Southwestern Pennsylvania.
Our program focuses on Community Cat, (otherwise commonly known as feral and stray) Colonies, and friendly kitties rescued from these colonies to be placed into loving homes. Responsible "Outside" cats caretakers must provide food, water, shelter and veterinary care when necessary, to the felines they feed.
We do not provide relocation or adoption services. We do not operate an animal shelter.
Our high volume spay/neuter clinics include the following:
Spay/neuter surgery for cats and kittens (This includes a preventative antibiotic, anesthetic and IV pain medication). Rabies vaccination for all cats over three months of age. This service is included in the Feral Cat Package. Rescue cats will incur an additional $8.00 charge for this service to defray our cost.
Frontline treatment for fleas, grooming to remove fleas, ticks, ear mites, matted fur, etc. Mandatory left ear-tipping for spayed/neutered feral cats being re-released, for ease of recognition.
The mission of Frankie’s Friends is to provide cats (and other animals) relief of suffering from cruelty/neglect, disease, injury, and homelessness. This is accomplished by:
· supporting efforts to end animal cruelty (especially mass cruelty to cats in th e form of hoarding)
· providing temporary or permanent housing for feline victims of animal cruelty and homelessness
· providing veterinary care to cats with injury or disease
· aiding the prevention of disease in cats through vaccination and other measures
· placing adoptable/rehabilitated cats into permanent and loving homes
· providing a permanent home for cats unable to be adopted for as long as there is quality of life/until the time when compassion dictates the need for euthanasia
· supporting humane efforts to learn about and aid in the prevention of infectious diseases of cats and to help in cruelty investigations (veterinary forensics)
· educating the public on issues relating to animal cruelty/neglect, disease, overpopulation, and the value of surgical sterilization of homeless cats (including Trap Neuter Return of feral cats)
· supporting spaying and neutering of homeless cats
Whenever possible Frankie’s Friends also assists with dogs or other animals in need.
Organizer
Deana Ann Boggs
Organizer
Oakdale, PA
