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Spay/Neuter Totals: For 2011: 2185 For 2012: 1676 For 2013: 1549 |
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| Welcome to CPA! | Featured Adoptable Pets |
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CPA's primary focus is to provide spay/neuter assistance for cats and dogs. Our California branch also finds permanent homes for a limited number of stray and abandoned pets through our adoption program. We are a non-profit organization staffed entirely by unpaid volunteers. All donations go directly to help the animals in the community. CPA raises funds through individual donations and by selling a variety of products. CPA has branches in Idaho, and in Ventura County, Palmdale, and Porterville, California. Click on our 'How Can You Help?' tab above to see all the ways |
Ramone- Please Help Save Sparkle's Leg! |
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Sparkle needs your help! She is a super sweet rescue kitten that was found under the hood of a car, trying to stay warm on a cold winter night. Sparkle had a broken leg, which had healed incorrectly, so she is not able to bend her left knee. An orthopedic surgeon has evaluated Sparkle and can repair the leg so that she is able to walk and jump normally. Sparkle's foster family is raising funds to cover the cost of the surgery.
Please visit Sparkle's fundraising page to see additional photos and a video of how Sparkle's broken leg affects her mobility: http://gfwd.at/1bSVAUU
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Chloe Needs Your Help! |
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HELP us help Chloe, a sweet kitty who's broken leg had to be amputated. Chloe's leg was broken in three places when a piece of furniture fell on her as she and her three kittens were playing. Chloe's family was unable to afford the $1,000 needed for surgery, so CPA offered financial assistance to get the surgery done in a timely manner. Chloe's family is giving her lots of love and TLC, and she is recovering very well after the amputation and spay surgeries. |
The Pet Overpopulation Problem |
Did you know..... 5 to 7 million dogs and cats enter animal shelters nationwide every year and 3 to 4 million of them are euthanized! Why? Because only 10% of animals received at shelters are spayed or neutered, yet the cost of having an animal spayed or neutered is less than the cost of raising a single pupply or kitten for one year!
One unspayed dog and her unspayed offspring will produce 324 dogs in just 4 years.
One unspayed cat and her unspayed offspring will produce 10,736 cats in just 4 years! Read about the health and behavior benefits of spay/neuter here. This is what Concerned People for Animals is all about...reducing overpopulation. |
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Are you in sunny California or cool, green Idaho...just pick your branch to read the latest! |
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