| Dear Friend of Feral Cats,
The future can be different for cats in Alachua County.
Operation Catnip would like to partner with you to reduce the number of homeless cats and kittens euthanized but we need your help.
We have to spay more community cats.
If you don't have a homeless cat in mind that needs spay/neuter please contact us. We know of many colonies of cats that are in need of our help but there just aren't enough volunteers to trap and transport them all. You can make a difference.
Please pledge to bring a community cat to Operation Catnip on July 11th for FREE spay/neuter, vaccines, and flea medication.
There are lots of ways we can save lives together. Become a volunteer, donate, connect and share.
>^..^<
Shaye Olmstead
Operation Catnip Manager
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First Time Volunteers: |
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You must attend an orientation session which will be held Wednesday, June 30th at 7:00pm at the UF College of Veterinary Medicine.
Please RSVP if you would like to attend. |
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General Volunteer Sign-up: |
Please reply with all of the following:
1. Station preference and if you have worked this station previously
2. Availability (all day,7:30am-12pm, or 12pm-5pm)
3. Can you help set up on Saturday, July 10th at 3:00pm?
4. See our wish-list at left if you are able to donate. |
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Veterinarians Interested In Volunteering: |
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Veterinarians must be:
1. Florida licensed or with UF hospital privilege
2. Able to provide proof of current rabies titer
3. Available for one of the following shifts: Full day 8:30am-2:00pm (earlier if surgery has ended) Partial day (your own availability)
Please reply with availability and credentials. |
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Vet Students Interested In Spaying/Neutering: |
Vet students who would like to volunteer to neuter:
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