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Spay/Neuter Hotline of Graham County, A Program of ADLA

Thatcher, Arizona

Cause Description:
The Spay/Neuter Hotline of Graham County helps pet owners pay to have their pets spayed or neutered by paying 2/3 of the cost of these operations. From 10 July 1998 through 14 March 2003, we have helped pay for 3218 spay/neuter operations, 289 cat adoptions & 338 dog adoptions (our adoption programs started later). We also help pay adoption fees at the animal shelter. The future pet owner pays $35.00 for an Adopt a Shelter Cat/Dog certificate (this money goes to the shelter) and we pay the additional $40.00.We also have a feral cat trap program through which we loan out traps and pay the shelter fee when the trapped cats are taken to the shelter. We are two women doing this work and are always looking for funding.

Type: Scientific/Technological
Listed on iGive since: February 2000
iGive members supporting: 4

Website: http://www.zekes.com/~hotline

Raised through iGive: $27.94 across 2 checks, March 2000 to September 2000.

Payments sent to Spay/Neuter Hotline of Graham County, A Program of ADLA
Period endingAmount
Sep 30, 2000 $17.94
Mar 6, 2000 $10.00

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