10/31/2026
Spay and neuter is still THE answer and first priority for us.
We took a breather from surgeries during National Adoption Week but are now back on schedule getting everyone fixed to stop the cycle.
Thursday was surgery day. Everyone is recovering nicely after a great day of care with our amazing vet partner.
Here's a recap:
☑️ 10 surgeries performed with full vetting done
☑️ 6 female spays all adults or juveniles of reproductive age
☑️ 4 males neutered all adults or juveniles of reproductive age
☑️ 3 Mamas retired from the baby making business in our local area
☑️ 2 were pre-adopted and went to their family to recover. A Retired Mama and juvenile male.
☑️ 6 were an abandonment case in very rural Suwanee County
☑️ 4 came to us homeless from Columbia County
☑️ All FIV/FELV negative
We do what we do thru the generosity of our donors and partners. We are grateful!
We receive no state or local government funding.
Our rescue is entirely 💯 percent fueled by volunteers.
On average between surgery transports and owner drop offs we spay/neuter 35-40 felines a month.
We are constantly fundraising to replenish our vetting fund. We don't like to repeatedly ask for funding but these numbers don't happen without it.
Thank you from the kitties whose lives changed this week because good people came together to make it happen.