Deworm and neuter stray cats

Due to factors such as living conditions, food availability, competition among their own kind, access to clean water, and diseases, the average lifespan of stray cats in southern communities we monitor is generally no more than 3 years. Meanwhile, stray cats in northern communities rarely survive the winter.

An unsterilized female cat and her offspring can produce up to 370,000 cats within seven years without intervention. Our living environment will be polluted, and the cats’ living conditions will deteriorate further. The risks of zoonotic diseases, parasitic infections, and rabies spreading will increase significantly.

Please donate to help spay, neuter, deworm, and vaccinate these furry babies as soon as possible. Join us in protecting communities where humans and cats live in harmony.

Stray cats often wander around community corners, roads, grass, and under vehicle wheels…

At present, many cities have implemented waste sorting policies. Communities have either removed regular trash cans or switched to scheduled and fixed-point garbage disposal, which has led to a food shortage for stray cats in the neighborhood.

Please donate to provide a 3-day post-operative food supply for stray cats that have been neutered and released back into the community, helping them survive.

Keeping a pet takes time and requires considerable financial investment. However, many people lack sufficient understanding of pet ownership and only realize how demanding it is after getting a pet.

When facing situations such as moving, family illness, pregnancy, or an unfriendly environment for pets, owners may abandon their pets under pressure.

Please donate to support public welfare activities on scientific and responsible pet ownership. These events allow pet lovers to experience pet-keeping life in advance, reducing the number of stray animals at the source.