The Grass Valley Animal Shelter and AnimalSave need assistance getting at the very least 41 cats spayed and neutered.

Grass Valley Animal Management workers lately responded to a name about numerous cats at a property. Workers have trapped 41 cats with extra to go, a information launch states.

Beginning with a few cats that weren’t spayed and neutered, there’s now a scenario involving generations of cats.

The very first thing that wanted to occur was to lure and transport these cats to the Grass Valley Animal Shelter, the place there’s already restricted area. There, workers evaluated the well being of the animals, vaccinated, de-wormed, and handled them for fleas and different parasites. Some will possible be moved to AnimalSave sooner or later.

The subsequent step in fixing this drawback is to get the cats spayed and neutered as quickly as doable. A lot of the cats are feminine and sure pregnant. It should value AnimalSave over $4,000 in assets — medication, anesthesia, provides, surgical time, workers time, insurance coverage, and so on. — to change these cats. What AnimalSave expenses doesn’t cowl its value. A $100 donation will cowl the associated fee for surgical procedure for one cat.

Rescue organizations like AnimalSave and native shelters are full and overwhelmed. Sammie’s Mates simply despatched out an pressing plea as a result of it has at the very least 150 kittens in foster houses.

AnimalSave’s spay/neuter clinic will alter an excellent many of those cats subsequent week. It’s asking for donations, with a objective of $4,000.

AnimalSave spays and neuters puppies and kittens at eight weeks of age and spays pregnant animals.

Folks can donate to AnimalSave’s low-cost spay/neuter clinic at http://www.animalsave.org/donate and designate the donation for GVAC Cats; by calling 530-271-7071, extension 201; or by sending a examine to AnimalSave, P. O. Field 817, Grass Valley, CA 95945.

For data on AnimalSave’s Low-Value Spay/Neuter Clinic, go to http://www.animalsave.org/spay-neuter-clinic. For extra basic data, contact carolyn@animalsave.org.

Supply: Carolyn Niehaus