What can YOU do to help prevent pet overpopulation

Spay/neuter your pet. Encourage others to do so as well.

Spayed or neutered animals no longer feel the need to roam to look for a mate. The result is that they stay home and have lesser chance of being involved in traumatic accidents such as being hit by a car. They also have a much lower incidence of contracting contagious diseases, and get into fewer fights.

Adopt a rescued pet

Before you visit a pet store or breeder, think about the rescued animals in need of a loving home. The experience is rewarding and your love for your new pet will be appreciated and returned to you tenfold. Please see our listings of rescued pets available for adoption.

Volunteer your time at a shelter

Practically every community has shelters for nurturing needy animals. Your time can make a big impact.

Donate: Money or “wish list” items (every group has a wish list!)

Since volunteer groups are funded strictly by donations, needed supplies and equipment are always at a premium. Your donation, whatever the size, makes a difference. If you would like to help Stray Aid & Rescue with its efforts to control pet overpopulation and find homes for animals in need, please see our wish list for items desperately needed by our organization.

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