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Citizens For North Phoenix Strays
Phoenix, AZ 85053
(602) 332-6615 badkittyts@aol.com
http://www.petfinder.com/shelters/AZ01.html
Dog adoption and cat adoption saves lives. Adopt a dog or adopt a cat and you'll have a friend for life!
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We Serve the Following Cities, Towns, and/or Counties: CNPS helps people, help animals... therefore we will help anyone, anywhere that is willing to "help us help the animals". We adopt out adoptable cats and have a Spay-A-Stray program for the feral cats.
email toni for a current CNPS flyer badkittyts@aol.com
SPAY-A-STRAY PROGRAM - CNPS is one of the very few rescue groups that focus on feral cats in our community. This program we have put together enables us to provide assistance with the trapping and altering of feral and un-owned stray cats. We have all seen them - these cats are living in business areas, empty lots behind restaurants, at airports and schools... maybe in your neighborhood. An active program of spay/neuter and release brings a feral colony under control (0% population increase), keeps new cats from coming into the area, greatly reduces fighting and spraying behavior, improves the overall health of the cats and DIRECTLY REDUCES THE NUMBER OF ANIMALS BEING EUTHANIZED AT THE COUNTY SHELTERS! Documentation has shown that total removal and euthanization of these cats has proven to be completely ineffective and more costly than a spay/neuter/release program. Many communities throughout the country have put into place a trap/alter/release program and found it to be the only EFFECTIVE way to control the feral cat population. Please get involved in this worthwhile program.
Save A Million Lives By Just Spaying One!
Citizens For North Phoenix Strays
About Our Rescue Group
CITIZENS FOR NORTH PHOENIX STRAYS 2-2011
EMAIL ME AND I WILL EMAIL YOU THIS FLYER IN PAGE FORM badkittyts@aol.com
If you have a pet cat or pet dog that you want to get spayed or neutered – This will help you. If you found a tame or feral cat or if you found a dog that you want to get fixed – This will help you. If you are looking for help in finding a new home for a pet or stray, dog or cat – This will help you. If you feed strays YOU MUST ALSO SPAY AND NEUTER or all you are doing is breeding cats to die If you expect someone to do everything for you, if you do not intend to follow thru, if you do not have a vehicle, friends or family to ‘help you, help us’, then nobody or nothing will be able to save that animal’s life. After reading this flyer you will have no excuse not to make a difference
If you have LOST OR FOUND an animal Call or visit Pets911.com 1-888-pets-911 or LostPetUSA.net AND POST SIGNS EVERYWHERE! Leave food out front and back. Put out clothing with your smell. Tell neighbors to check bushes and sheds.
For feral/wild cats, cats you can not touch - these cats DO NOT have to die!! Call or visit Altered Tails 602-943-SPAY or http://www.alteredtails.org/ and Call or visit The Spay and Neuter Hotline 602-265-SPAY or feralcats@adlaz.org The Hotline has many programs that will work for everybody!! See bottom of page 3 SPAY AND NEUTER THOSE STRAYS NOW BEFORE THEY START BREEDING! With our weather cats go into heat 4x a yr v/s 1x yr. 1 stray will produce 27 new strays that will reproduce. Don’t be angry with stray cats… They are here because cruel irresponsible people threw them away.
We can help you find a new home for a pet or stray First of all, we are not a shelter; we do not “take them in”. ***DON’T STOP, PLEASE READ ON*** If we took in every animal that we get called with everyday, all of our money would be spent on a building, housing animals instead of spaying and neutering and making a difference. This building would become a kill shelter. We would have to kill animals so we could take more in, or this building would become a no kill shelter, we would always be full and not be able to help you anyway. We never have to say no! We will help everybody who is willing to ‘help us, help the animals’!
NO ANIMAL HAS TO DIE AT THE KILL SHELTERS - THERE IS PLENTY OF HELP IF YOU MAKE THE EFFORT
We can help find a new home for a pet or stray cat or kittens 1 The compassionate responsible person that is willing to "help us, help the animal" will be my ‘contact’. Do not call for a friend of a friend. 2 Every adoptable animal will always get adopted. We “work together” until I inform you that the animal has been adopted. 3 My ‘contact’ would bring the animal into a temporary safe inside environment, bathroom, bedroom, etc We are not asking you to stress your pets out by mixing them with animals you are trying to help. 4 Email me 4 good inside photos and a story so I can get the animal listed online and get him in line for a space at Petsmart. Go to our websites above and pull up a story on a cat we have up for adoption. That is the kind of information I need for the story. Tell me everything you would want a new owner to know. 5 Our only requirement is that the cat/kitten be spayed or neutered, and must be, before they can be listed. Read page 3 to decide which program you want to use and how to use it. 6 If you will be using the Big Fix free voucher program you will need to get the applications and mail away for the vouchers NOW. DON’T WAIT! It takes 4-7 weeks for the vouchers to arrive. Kittens must be 2# or 10 wks old to get fixed. As soon as you bring these animals inside where they are safe, get the applications mailed off so you will have the vouchers by the time the kittens are old or big enough to be fixed. 7 Once the animal gets fixed, the pics and story have been emailed and the space is available at Petsmart, you will bring the animal for a one-time check-in and shots here at the house near 35th Ave. & Bell Road. After check-in you will drop off the animal with the paperwork at the adoption site. CNPS adopts cats from the PetsMart store at 31st Ave. & Peoria. You have just saved a life! YOU have made a difference!! 8 As long as the cat or kittens adjust to their new environment they will stay at Petsmart until they are adopted. If the situation turns unhealthy for an animal you will be called to pick him up. We can do the adoption online instead. If this program works for you, email the info to Toni at badkittyts@aol.com
**If the previous options are impossible at least take the next best minimal action by fixing and releasing. This allows the stray, freedom to take care of itself without the overwhelming burdens of reproducing. If you do nothing the animal will still be where it is at, but unfixed and breeding. That’s a cruel cruel life. Please don’t just walk off and ignore that animal. Nobody else but you is going to do anything about it.
Nobody but the kill shelters can help dumpers. A dumper is someone who just wants to dump the animal problem on to someone else.
We can help find a new home for a pet or stray dog or puppies The information 1-6 listed above for cats and kittens, also pertains to dogs and puppies. CNPS will list the animal online and when a party is interested, set up to meet and possibly adopt the dog. Before a dog/puppy can be listed he must be spayed or neutered, current on rabies, licensed and chipped. Read page 3 to decide which program you want to use and how to use it. YOU CANNOT GIVE UP. THE LIFE OF THAT ANIMAL RELIES ON YOU! Because dogs/puppies cannot sit in a cage until they are adopted you must get their information out to as many organizations as possible. Don’t rely on one organization to help find a home for the dog/puppies. Every PetsMart and Petco has at least one organization adopting out animals. Call and get the phone numbers to these organizations to see how they can help. Remember to let them know that you are not a dumper, that you will “help them, help the animal”, that you will foster the animal and bring it to adoptions. Also go to petfinder.com and do a search for dogs in your zip code. It will pull up dogs up for adoption and also the organizations helping those dogs. Call those organizations to see how they can help you. You will get help if you are not a dumper.
**If you can pick out any distinct breeds in the dog your trying to help, contact C.A.B.R.A. = Coalition of All Breeds Rescue 480-874-2511 or http://www.petfinder.com/shelters/AZ79.html, scroll all the way down. If you think he has any Shepherd, call Shepherd rescue and say you have a Shepherd (NOT a MIX) that needs help. If you think he also has any Lab, then call Lab rescue and say you have a Lab (NOT a MIX). Let THEM decide if he is a purebred. If you’re not sure of what the animal is, send me a picture.
Please Do Not Use Online Classifieds i.e.: Craigslist, to give away animals! Use a reputable rescue organization to find a safe and permanent home, call 602-332-6615
***WARNING*** #1: If any organization says they will take your animal from you (for money or whatever) please realize that they are taking them from the other 50 to 75 other callers they get a day. Be sure you know who you are working with. Our worst rescues have been from other rescue groups. HELP THAT ANIMAL STAY HEALTHY AND ALIVE BY KEEPING IT IN IT’S OWN ENVIRONMENT, NOT MIXED IN WITH 100’S OF OTHER STRAYS. #2: The only shelters in town that will take animals are the kill shelters, The Humane Society and The Pound. They have room to take them in because they kill them. It’s NOT their fault, it’s the lazy worthless people who dump these poor animals not fixed in the first place! There are so many dropped off every day that they’re killed in an assembly-line procedure. You will pay $75 per animal you drop off there to get a “home”. In the end it gets a needle stabbed in the heart (hopefully) and thrown into a garbage can. I’m not telling you that to make you sick I am trying to give you a reality check. I’m telling it like it is.
“The ‘animal rescue’ world is not a perfect world But we leave it better than the way we found it” YOUR LAST OPTION…Death is not the absolute worst thing these animals have to look forward to, we are all going to die…it’s HOW they die that’s important. If you have no choice but to have an animal euthanized because you can’t find him a new home or for whatever reason, go to a veterinarian and have it done the right way. Don’t let him die at the Humane Society or the Pound! Give that animal what it deserves, and that is, a non-threatening, quiet environment surrounded by love. Let that stray or unwanted pet be put to sleep peacefully, held by you or while being petted and not in total fear the last few minutes of his life. It’s very important to have the pre-anesthetic shot done first. For questions call Toni 602-332-6615
*Village Animal Hospital* 3515 W Calavar (N of Tbird) - 602-938-8500 Village Vet is the Clinic we take all of our sick animals to. Dr. Reiter owns this small personal family practice, not a big insensitive corporation
*VIP Grooming* Old Town Peoria – 623-931-1487 VIP is the groomer we take all of our animals to They are also a compassionate small family owned shop
*Cat Trees* Quality at a 1/3 of the $$. Call Robert, tell him CNPS sent you! 623-377-8171
SPAY AND NEUTER • SPAY AND NEUTER • SPAY AND NEUTER • SPAY AND NEUTER • Use common sense. Cats must be in a carrier and dogs must be on a leash! *ALWAYS EAR TIP FERALS AND CATS GOING BACK OUTSIDE* For free to low cost spay and neuter…
Maricopa County – The Big Fix Program tame cats only – all dogs http://www.maricopa.gov/pets/SpayNeuter/voucher.aspx 602-506-7387 2500 S. 27th Ave Phx. Az. To get the free vouchers you must go to the Maricopa County Pound the first couple days of the month. Be sure you get enough applications for all the cats and dogs you want to have fixed for free. Send away for your vouchers NOW, as soon as you bring that animal inside where its safe. List the kittens age at 10 weeks and the reason is you need help spaying and neutering your pet.
Altered Tails 602-943-SPAY http://www.alteredtails.org/ tame and feral cats – all dogs 950 W. Hatcher between Peoria and Dunlap 730-830am drop off, Mon thru Thur Tame cats, call for appointment - walk in, for feral cats in traps Tame Male cats $15 – Tame Female cats $30 - additional $10 if pregnant Tell them you are working with Toni at CNPS to get these prices Feral cats prices are donation based. They would like to receive $20 ea. Do what you can.
Cat Nip & Tuck 480-949-SPAY www.catnipandtuck.org tame and feral cats Males $18- Females $28
Animal Rescue Center- ARC 602-867-9720 tame and feral cats – all dogs SE corner of 40 Street and Cactus 7-8am drop off, Tue thru Fri Tame cats, call for appointment - walk in, for feral cats in traps Male cats $25 – Female cats $35 no extra for in-heat, additional $30 if pregnant Tell them you are working with Toni at CNPS to get these prices
The Spay and Neuter Hotline 602-265-spay www.spayneuterhotline.org tame and feral cats – all dogs Tame cats, call for low-cost spaying and neutering referrals. They also have “free” programs available. The Hotline has the best Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) programs for free-roaming, primarily feral cats For info and assistance with feral cats 602-265-7729 or feralcats@adlaz.org
Our Adoption Process
Looking for a new pet? Search our websites cnps.petfinder.org or http://www.adoptapet.com/shelter74255-pets.html
ADOPTING A FRIEND… Come meet some of our homeless kitties at the CNPS Adoption Center located in PETsMART Metrocenter at 31st Ave, South of Peoria behind Chipotle. We have needy kitties looking for YOU seven days a week!
The adoption fee for cats/kittens is $75.00 and 6+ are 60.00. Adoption fees include vet exam, spaying or neutering and inside shots (4-in-1) FOR LIFE. We except cash or check and you must have a plastic carrier to take your new kitty home in, no cardboard boxes or laundry baskets! Dogs are met by appt here at the house near 35th Ave & Bell Road and we are usually always available. Adoption fees include vet exam, spaying or neutering, microchip and all shots. Dog adoptions are cash and you need a leash, collar, halter and id tag to take the dog home.
FACT: Due to cars, sick and cruel people, poisonings, being trapped by neighbors, used for snake food, diseased by sick cats, attacked by stray dogs, eaten by hungry coyotes and owls and more... THE AVERAGE LIFESPAN OF AN INSIDE/OUTSIDE CAT IS 18 MONTHS THE AVERAGE LIFESPAN OF AN INSIDE CAT IS 18 YEARS!
FYI: when you let your pet cat “out back” to sit with you and roll in the dirt they will contract body bugs and parasites, then you bring them back inside and they shake on your bed, sofa or carpet. YUK!! DON'T LET THE CAT OUT!
When you adopt your new companion, we want you to commit to your new pet "FOR LIFE". But if for any reason you are unable to keep your pet, it MUST be returned to CNPS.
"Make a difference, Spay and Neuter"tm
VOLUNTEERING and DONATIONS... CNPS is always accepting new volunteers (over 18yr) to visit with the kitties, clean cages and care for the kitties at Petsmart. We also have a program for teens looking for school credit. CNPS will always graciously accept your donations of cat and dog food, litter, blankets, towels. And remember monetary donations are tax deductible and healthy for your soul! =^..^=
There really is something for everybody so let’s get involved!!!
Toni 602-332-6615 badkittyts@aol.com Citizens For North Phoenix Strays
Dog adoption and cat
adoption saves lives. Adopt
a dog or adopt a cat and you'll
have a friend for life! What is the difference between adopting a dog, adopting
a cat, adopting a kitten or adopting a puppy versus getting dogs for sale, cats
for sale, puppies for sale or kittens for sale from a dog breeder or a cat breeder?
When someone is breeding puppies or breeding kittens, they are creating new dogs
and cats who need homes. Some people are interested in a very specific breed of
dog, cat, puppy or kitten and they think the only way to find that specific breed
is to buy a dog for sale or buy a cat for sale from a puppy breeder or a kitten
breeder. Yet animal shelters are filled with dogs and cats who must find homes.
So rather than buying a dog or puppy for sale from a dog breeder or buying a cat
or kitten for sale from a cat breeder, we encourage people to adopt a dog, adopt
a cat, adopt a puppy or adopt a kitten at their local animal shelter, SPCA, humane
society or pet rescue group.