Showing posts with label donations. Show all posts
Showing posts with label donations. Show all posts

Thursday, November 5, 2009

Green Turtle Cay Kitty Spay and Neuter Clinic







The Kitty Spay and Neuter Clinic went extremely well in GTC. The photo above shows Dr Derek Bailey prepping a kitty for surgery. FOAA is extremely grateful to Lynn Johnson for the use of her home for this clinic. Another clinic is scheduled for December 12th so we can really get a handle on this cat problem.
The above photo shows the volunteers that made this clinic possible. Left to right are Lynn Johnson, Karen McIntosh, Dr Derek Bailey, Judy Marshall, Sonya, Janie Thompson.


Here is a cart full of traps, containing cats. The cats were trapped Friday afternoon, kept inside over night and the clinic began Saturday morning. Twenty one cats were trapped, but three were too young to be spayed or neutered. Luckily homes were found for these kittens who will be spayed when old enough.

FOAA is seeking more donations of newspapers and old towels or sheets for the clinic in December. These can be dropped to Dr Bailey's office next to Abaco Hardware.

Other upcoming events to remember are Designer Desserts on Novmeber 27th and Royal Potcake Rescue Benefit Concert and Raffle on January 5th 2010.

Thanks again for following the FOAA blog and for your continued support.

Monday, October 5, 2009

Green Turtle Cay Spay and Neuter Clinic for Cats

On October 17th, a few volunteers from FOAA will be going down to Green Turtle Cay to do a spay and neuter clinic for the increasing cat problem. Dr. Bailey will be doing the surgeries, and hopefully if we can get down there on a regular basis we can prevent future litters of unwanted kittens on the cay.
We have a wish list of supplies that we will need....old towels, old sheets and newspapers. Any of these items can be dropped to Dr. Bailey's office, next to Abaco Hardware. And of course we are always grateful for financial donations as well.
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Thank you for your continued support.