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Good advice! But please DO Trap-Neuter and Return for the good of mom AND her kittens. We financially assist with the co...
03/20/2025

Good advice! But please DO Trap-Neuter and Return for the good of mom AND her kittens. We financially assist with the cost of spay-neuter for feral and owned cats-so please don't hesitate to reach out to us. For assistance with OWNED pets, you must receive some form of public assistance, such as AHCCCS, food stamps, unemployment, etc.

03/05/2025

Keep an eye on this page for info on an upcoming APRIL spay-neuter clinic for CATS only. 👍😺

Send a message to learn more

March is Animal Poison Prevention Awareness Month. Please make sure to keep your cats and dogs away from hazardous mater...
03/01/2025

March is Animal Poison Prevention Awareness Month. Please make sure to keep your cats and dogs away from hazardous materials, medications, etc. If your pet should accidentally "get into" something potentially hazardous, here's a resource for you to have on hand.

Call the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center at (888) 426-4435. Did your pet eat chocolate, xylitol, or another potentially poisonous substance?

A rabid fox was just discovered in western Maricopa. Rabies is out there and it poses a VERY, VERY serious risk to both ...
02/27/2025

A rabid fox was just discovered in western Maricopa. Rabies is out there and it poses a VERY, VERY serious risk to both animals and people! Please make sure your cat or dog is rabies vaccinated. Pinal County Animal Care and Control is running low cost vaccination clinics throughout the month of March-this is a great way to get your dogs/cats protected against this fatal virus. Please contact PCACC for more information: 520-509-3555 or visit PCACC on the web.

We are a county animal care and rabies control facility Pinal County Animal Care and Control (PCACC) strives to continue to be a humane lifesaving operation, that provides quality care for homeless animals while servicing the public, keeping communities educated, and ensuring the safety of people an...

Can your cat get avian flu? Here are the facts from Cornell Veterinary College on this emerging disease. And PLEASE be V...
02/21/2025

Can your cat get avian flu? Here are the facts from Cornell Veterinary College on this emerging disease. And PLEASE be VERY careful if you feed your cat a RAW diet...as some raw diets have recently been found to be contaminated with the virus! https://www.msn.com/en-us/pets-and-animals/pets/raw-pet-food-pulled-after-cats-die-with-bird-flu-check-these-lots-before-feeding-your-pet/ar-AA1ziog1?ocid=BingNewsSerp

What is the H5N1 Avian Flu?Avian influenza A viruses occur naturally in waterfowl, and a subtype called H5N1 has recently evolved to infect a variety of other birds and mammals. Infection is most commonly transmitted by direct contact of the nasal secretions, saliva, and f***s of infected individual...

Happy Valentine's Day to all humans and their furry friends. 💖
02/14/2025

Happy Valentine's Day to all humans and their furry friends. 💖

February is National Spay-Neuter month, btw. 👍🙂
02/05/2025

February is National Spay-Neuter month, btw. 👍🙂

The two do go together.
02/02/2025

The two do go together.

Does your pet have a birthday coming up? Here are some fun ways to celebrate the "Big Day." 😁
01/18/2025

Does your pet have a birthday coming up? Here are some fun ways to celebrate the "Big Day." 😁

While our pets may not understand the concept of birthdays it is only fitting that we take the time to celebrate and honor them with the same love and enthusiasm they shower upon us daily. Here are some fun ideas on how to celebrate your pet on their special day!

Want to help the thousands of animals injured in the California wildfires? You can contribute at the site given below.
01/14/2025

Want to help the thousands of animals injured in the California wildfires? You can contribute at the site given below.

Hundreds of pets, burned in wildfires, need lifesaving medical care! Rush aid to overwhelmed shelters caring for victims of the Los Angeles wildfires.

Looking to give your pets something containing a little extra love? Make some homemade treats! 🐹🐱
01/12/2025

Looking to give your pets something containing a little extra love? Make some homemade treats! 🐹🐱

These treats have plenty of bark AND bite.

Courtesy post. Contact the shelter for more info or with any questions!
01/09/2025

Courtesy post. Contact the shelter for more info or with any questions!

We are accepting applications for owned cat and community cat spay-neuter. We are NOT accepting apps for canine spay-neu...
01/09/2025

We are accepting applications for owned cat and community cat spay-neuter. We are NOT accepting apps for canine spay-neuter at this time. Email: [email protected] for an application

01/09/2025

📚 Our BACK TO BASICS SERIES: spaying and neutering 🐾 What are the benefits?

The benefits of spaying (females) include:
✅ Population control! No more unwanted litters!
✅ No heat cycles; therefore, males will not be attracted.
✅ Reduction or elimination of mammary gland tumors, ovarian and uterine cancer, especially if done before the first heat cycle.
✅ Reduced incidence of pyometra.
✅ Better overall health for the cat whose body is no longer stressed and depleted by constant reproduction.

The benefits of neutering (males) include:
✅ Population control! No more unwanted litters!
✅ Reduction or elimination of spraying and marking.
✅ Elimination of hormone-fueled cat fights.
✅ Risk of testicular cancer is eliminated, and the incidence of prostate disease is decreased.
✅ Less desire to roam. Toms stay closer to home and tend to become calmer and friendlier.
✅ A reduction in the spread of FIV, a virus spread between cats by deep bites/puncture wounds received while fighting.
✅ Longer lifespan: outdoor intact male cats tend to get hurt or die while roaming in search of a female in heat. Neutering removes the urge to roam.

Sterilizing our community cats is beneficial to the community as well. Cats that are spayed/neutered during the TNR process are healthier animals and make better neighbors. Complaints of overpopulation, fighting, yowling, and marking will decrease, making the cats more welcome members of the community. Sterilization also saves taxpayer and animal welfare dollars as fewer animals will be captured, impounded, and eventually euthanized due to illness, injury, or lack of homes. Save a life! Spay or neuter all the cats -- your pet(s) and those outdoors.

Want to save 100 cats? Just spay one! We can save them all from a life of suffering. Please spay and neuter! 🐱💙

Original content provided by Stray Cat Project.
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