SSA11-0002
Wednesday, January 12, 2011
Trapping near Baytowne Wharf
On Jan 11, a siamese adult female cat was trapped and taken to the vet for Spay and vaccinations.
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Working to reduce the Feral cat population in Sandestin through humane spay and neuter, and foster / adoption for abandoned cats and kittens.
Feral cats trapped and spay/neutered
or adopted since September 1, 2009:
199
last recorded: SSA11-0038
or adopted since September 1, 2009:
199
last recorded: SSA11-0038
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Sam's Been Adopted
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Who's helping Sam?
A big shout out to these generous donors who have given funds to pay for Sam's medical care!
Hampton Hogg
Miharu Yamaji (Japan)
Julia Erin
Robert & Karen E.
Jim S.
Leanne A.
JrBeecher
JABlunt
Hampton Hogg
Miharu Yamaji (Japan)
Julia Erin
Robert & Karen E.
Jim S.
Leanne A.
JrBeecher
JABlunt
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Our Mission in Sandestin
We're a group of motivated volunteers working hard to MANAGE the feral cat population in and around Sandestin. Our "Spay and Stay" program involves feeding, monitoring, and a humane spay and neuter program. Through these efforts we hope to promote a much SMALLER, stable and healthy feral cat population.
Click HERE to read answers to some of the commonly asked questions about the program here in Sandestin.
Sandestin Feeding Stations
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Future Trapping Events
Trapping activities - Month of September
Baytowne Wharf
Sandestin Marina
Tivoli Terrace
Baytowne Wharf
Sandestin Marina
Tivoli Terrace
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