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Spay/Neuter Totals: For 2010: 2363 For 2011: 2185 For 2012: 1676 |
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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- 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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