A donation of $45 can spay/neuter one cat, which prevents over 180 unwanted kittens in their lifetime.

That's why we're asking...can you do at least one for $45?

We'll do the work and what does 'work' mean? We come to areas that are supportive of our efforts to trap cats, take them to the clinic for a spay or neuter and return them to that location. This stops overpopulation and lets residents spot any newcomers who need a surgery since newbies lack the ear tip. Plus, when you fix colonies they fight less, can't reproduce and keep other cats away - all of which lower the care and cost to neighbors.

But we need the funds to make it happen. That's where your $45 comes in.

FOCA is raising funds so we are able to take on more TNR projects for people around the community. The cost ads up fast but you can help make neighborhoods around Monroe a better place for humans and felines alike.

Perhaps you live in an area our teams are working in right now and want to 'give back'. Maybe you realize the way to stop shelter overcrowding is TNR so you want to donate. Whatever the reason, it’s appreciated.

And when you're done here make sure to share it on your socials with the people you love so they can make a difference too.

**Just so there are no surprises, our fundraising software Givebutter asks for a donation at checkout but you can turn it off. You'll see the following info in your cart at checkout: 'An optional tip allows FRIENDS OF COMPANION ANIMALS to use Givebutter's 100% free fundraising platform and keeps it running for all nonprofits. Thank you! ' To avoid this, change the percentage amount to 'other' and then put in '0' as the amount to avoid this charge. If you can make a donation of some kind to Givebutter that's great since it's been a dependable program, but if not, that's okay too.

About Us: Friends of Companion Animals Feline Rescue & Adoption Center is a 501c3 nonprofit animal welfare organization is a cats only shelter that has been preventing unwanted feline litters from growing up on the streets or entering the already overcrowded animal shelters in Monroe County since 2011.

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If you feed; don't let 'em breed