For donations or general correspondence, please contact us at: Sparkle Cat Rescue, Inc. 2779 S Church Street, Suite 164 BURLINGTON, NC, 27215
Your donations are tax deductible!
email: [email protected] our mailing address is a secure mailbox only. All cats are in foster homes.
"There is no greater way to reduce pet over-population and suffering. Spay and neuter is the number one thing you can do for your pet's health and the well-being of those around your pet. Spaying and neutering reduces, if not completely eliminates, the chance of testicular and ovarian cancers in animals. It reduces or eliminates behavioral problems including, but not limited to, aggression, marking behaviors and going "into heat." Not only are the health and wellness benefits great, the cost alone is enough to convince you. A litter of four costs well over $2,000 once all care and maintenance is said and done. Sadly, most puppies and kittens of accidental pregnancies do not get care because of cost, so they end up sick or homeless (or both). In 2011, we helped over 200 families to spay and neuter their pets.
"FCAP holds a free Spay/Neuter Clinic (a.k.a. "Spay Day") one Sunday morning a month for feral/stray cats and kittens. The primary purpose of the Spay/Neuter Clinic is to safely, efficiently and expeditiously sterilize feral cats while complying with the laws of the state of North Carolina regarding rabies vaccination of animals. For more information go here: http://fcap.homestead.com/spayneuterclinic.html
~courtesy of Alley Cat Allies~ "You can improve the lives of outdoor cats with Trap-Neuter-Return, the humane and effective approach for feral cats. To successfully trap, neuter, vaccinate, ear tip, and return feral cats, you need a plan. These guidelines for humane trapping from Alley Cat Allies, the organization that helped introduce TNR to the United States, will get you on your way! h!ttp://www.alleycat.org/Trap-Neuter-Return