With the generous support of the Gordie Howe International Bridge Community Benefits Plan, the Humane Society is able to assist residents of Sandwich with spaying or neutering community cats. “Community cats” are cats who live outdoors in the community and are cared for by one or more people who feed them and who may provide some form of shelter.
Verified by valid identification, residents with approved postal codes may bring in community cats for spay or neuter surgery at no charge. To qualify, residents should live within the region bordered by the Detroit River, Huron Church, Ojibway Parkway, and EC Row.
All community cats that benefit from this grant will receive a mandatory ear tip (to easily identify them as altered), a microchip, a topical parasite treatment, and vaccinations. A total of 200 surgeries will be offered under this program.
To apply, please fill out the application at the link below. Your application will be reviewed within one week and if approved you will be contacted to book surgery dates.
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