Welcome to CPA!
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 you can make a difference: volunteer, donate items or
funds, and join CPA!
Cpa stats
With your donation money, these are the total Spay/Neuters that CPA paid for:
~For 2011: 2185
~For 2012: 1676
~For 2013: 1549
~For 2014: 1420
featured pets
angel
Angel is a 1-year-old female Staffordshire Terrier. She is healthy & happy and in need of a loving forever home. She is warm & kind and seems to enjoy everyone that shows her love and kindness. Angel has been in foster care since she was found and has recently been placed in a kennel due to loss of home of the person fostering her. Angel is in desperate need of loving forever home.
darlin'
Darlin' is a 4-year-old long-hair Tortie who was rescued from a high kill shelter. Darlin’ is brimming with personality and she loves to chat with you -- you will soon think you know her language. In addition to her gigantic personality, a great thing about Darlin' is how she loves to relax while cuddling into your shoulder, neck or lap.
The Pet Over population 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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