Stray Aid & Rescue Articles
Broward County spay/neuter clinic helps fix the overpopulation problem
Stray Aid & Rescue, Inc. is a Florida non-profit, no-kill, all volunteer, rescue organisation. They have one overriding mission, and that is to stop pet overpopulation.
They are accomplishing this by:
- Providing affordable, high volume, quality care spay/neuter services to pet owners, as well as rescue groups and individuals caring for strays and feral cat colonies
- Promoting adoption of pets from shelters and rescue groups
- Educating the community about responsible pet ownership
(Read the full article at examiner.com)
Interview with Matt Walker – Gold Coast Forum – WKIS 99.9 Kiss Country
Stray Aid offers affordable spay and neuter services for South Florida
As our troubled economy is making it harder for pet owners to do the right thing and have their pets spayed and neutered, South Floridians are lucky to have the organization Stray Aid to help. Offering low cost spay and neuter as well as rescue and adoption services, it is a lifesaver for animals.
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Mission Kuranda
We are in the process of providing Kuranda beds for every kennel run at Broward County Animal Care & Regulation. Katia Medina, who volunteers at BCACR started with the idea and we quickly jumped on board to help accomplish her wish.
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 “Most Unique” at Vintage Motorcycle Show
This 1950 Imme motorcycle was winner of the “Most Unique” award Jan. 30 at the vintage motorcycle show in Dania Beach. Made in Germany, the Imme was special for many reasons but one of its oddest features is that it carried a spare wheel and tire.
The Antique Motorcycle Club of America Everglades Chapter brought 87 splendid old motorcycles to the competition, part of the Dania Beach Art & Antique Festival.
Stray Aid & Rescue participates to raise money to bring a mobile spay/neuter clinic to the tri-county area.
(Full article from the Sun-sentinel)
 Volunteers help make shelters a ittle homier
By BETH FEINSTEIN-BARTL
Dogs at two Broward County-run shelters are resting a bit easier these days while waiting to be adopted, thanks to the efforts of local animal lovers. Volunteers from Stray Aid & Rescue are waging a fundraising campaign to outfit each of the facilities with new bedding. They’ve been conducting yard sales and other fundraisers so the pooches no longer have to use towels spread out on concrete floors, said Diane Fraser, the organization’s founder.
Since taking on the project this spring, the group needs 30 beds to meet its goal of filling all 97 kennel runs at Broward County Animal Care & Regulation’s shelters in Pompano Beach and at the Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport.
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Dog Days of Summer
Counting sheep (or maybe cats) just got better for the dogs at Broward County Animal Care and Regulation Division animal shelters in Fort Lauderdale and Pompano Beach. That’s because several special Kuranda beds were recently delivered to the animal shelters as part of a donation by Stray Aid & Rescue in Fort Lauderdale. (Read more…)
The First Three Years
We have been working very hard the past 3 years to build a rescue group that has stayed true to our mission statement, which is to help the helpless. Our volunteers have been a critical part of our success. (Read more…)
I Found a Kitten, Now What Do I Do?
First, assess the condition of the kitten. If you think the kitten needs medical attention, take it to your veterinarian as soon as possible. If you are not sure, you will feel better, once it is checked out by a medical professional. (Read more…)
Trapping Stray/Feral Cats 101
One day you see a stray cat and you couldn’t resist feeding it. This situation can happen either at home and/or at your work location. Now, the next step. After a few days of feeding you need to determine that this cat doesn’t belong to anyone (check with your neighbors) and it has not moved along or went home. (Read more…)
The Dog Whisperer
Yesterday was the day I met Cesar Millan, The Dog Whisperer. He conducted a seminar in Miami and it was, to say the least, very empowering. (Read more…)
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