Spay the Strays, Inc.

This entity does not have a TNR program. Some of the volunteers do TNR personally in their areas, but it has nothing to do with Spay the Strays.

This entity does not perform this function. They do NOT have a clinic.

This rescue takes cats of the streets, gets them healthy, fixed, shots, etc. and plenty of love, then adopts them out. They only take owner surrenders when they have space, which is RARELY.

All the cat are fostered in loving homes until they are adopted.

All cats coming in go to foster homes, are seen by a vet, de-wormed, flea treated, fixed, vaccinated, micro-chipped, the works.

They offer all known resources to people in addition to education and guidance. They only take "returns" that were previously their cats per the contract agreement.

They do their best to take care of all the cats and make sure they are vaccinated and fixed before they are adopted out.

They do all they can to raise awareness on the importance of spaying all animals to stop over population and do many events to fund raise to save more animals.

ALL of Spay the Strays is run by volunteers.....several spend 40-70 hrs a week working for the cats in addition to their own personal jobs, families, school, friends, etc.

They bring cats to vet to scan for chips and try to find the owners, if they can. If not, the cat is taken care of and a good home is found for it.

Director spends every day helping cats whether it's her own fosters, fosters in volunteers' homes or the colonies she feeds. She never takes a break, even though she completely deserves it. She does all she can to save them all.