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Long Island Cat Project HUBS awarded grants at the Pet Peeves, Inc. annual fund raising event at the Crest Hollow Country Club on Sept.13, 2006.
Joan Phillips of the Glen Cove Animal Lovers League ( HUB ), Janine Dion, Founder of Pet Peeves, Inc., Gay Senk, DVM, LI Cat Project and Joanne Monez of All About Spay Neuter ( HUB)
Joan Phillips of the Glen Cove Animal Lovers League ( HUB ), Janine Dion, Founder of Pet Peeves, Inc., Gay Senk, DVM, LI Cat Project and Joanne Monez of All About Spay Neuter ( HUB)
The Long Island Cat Project would like to thank Pet Peeves, Inc., "The Voice of Long Island Pets", benefiting the abused, abandoned and neglected pets of Nassau and Suffolk Counties, for their generous funding for the purchase of our veterinary supplies needed for use on the Suffolk SPCA Mobile Spay/Neuter Van. Our objective is to target feral cat colonies on Long Island where cats are being fed but not spayed and neutered. With the use of the mobile spay neuter van we are able to implement TNR, trap, neuter, return, going on site to these needy locations with the intention to spay, neuter, vaccinate and treat any injured or ill cats. They are Ear Tipped, to identify them as having been spayed and neutered and then returned to their colony where they are monitored by care givers and are able to live out their lives in health, well being and comfort.
