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SAVE A LIFE -- DONATE TODAY
MARINAS INDEPENDENT ANIMAL RESCUE is an all-volunteer private non-profit organization. Please allow 2-3 weeks for delivery.

Since we receive no public funding, most of our operating budget comes from people like you. Your donation can help us strive toward a world where every pet has a home. Honor the Life and Love of a beloved family member, friend, or pet by making a Memorial Donation to Independent Animal Rescue. Your generous donation is a personal way to commemorate the spirit and memory of your loved one and will

help provide shelter, food, and medical care to countless animals in need. Within 2-3 weeks of your donation, from Marinas Independent Animal Rescue will send a card of sympathy to the person or family you designate, acknowledging your thoughtful contribution
MAKE A GIFT DONATION
Honor the animal lovers in your life by making a Gift Donation in their name. You can celebrate a special occasion with your friends and family while helping us to continue our mission: to rescue and provide safe and responsible care for homeless, abandoned, and abused animals. Marinas Independent Animal Rescue will send a personalized card on your behalf to the person or family you designate, acknowledging your thoughtful contribution. Thank you for helping the animals! What do spay and neuter really mean? Donations may be made to PayPal account : [email protected]

Female dogs and cats are spayed by removing their reproductive organs, and male dogs and cats are neutered by removing their testicles. Spaying and neutering your pets stops them from having puppies and kittens. Your veterinarian can fully explain spay and neuter procedures to you and discuss with you the best age at which to sterilize your pet.

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Benefits of Rescuing a Pet There are numerous benefits with providing a good home to a pet who needs it. An obvious benefit is the rewarding experience associated with saving an animal's life. This good act is returned several times over by the loving and devoted nature of the canine or feline family member who improves the lives of his/her guardians by providing companionship, loyalty and love - to name but three things. Other benefits of adopting a dog or cat in need of a good home include: •The cost of adopting a pet at an animal shelter is usually inexpensive compared to buying one from a breeder or pet store. Often animals adopted from shelters have already been neutered or there is some economic incentive to have the animal neutered. Most of these animals have also been wormed and vaccinated. • Adopting a companion animal from a shelter means you are helping, and not contributing to, the pet overpopulation problem. • Adopting a mature dog or cat means that you do not have to go through the demanding stage of raising a puppy or kitten. • With a mature pet you have a good idea of the animal's temperament and you know the animal's adult size, hair coat etc. • Mature pets are often house-trained (although some mistakes will likely occur until the animal is used to his/her new family, home and routine) and may even have some basic training. • Providing the animals get along, an adopted pet can be good company for other pets. • Shelter animals have beautiful temperaments and want to please their new guardians. While there are many benefits to adopting a rescued pet, there may be a minor concern or two. Depending on how the animal has been treated, he/she may require a little more time, understanding and guidance before being totally comfortable with his/her new family and home. However, with patience, love, understanding and a good training program, even pets with rough pasts become well-behaved family members - if they aren't already

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