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Do you have an imagination? Then, think of all the terrible things that WON'T happen, if you get one cat fixed. Think of all the kittens who won't be born, won't be handed out to people who let those kittens have kittens. Think of pregnant moms who won't be dumped along a road, of all the kittens who won't be put in a box in a ditch, of all the cats sitting in shelters hoping for homes who will get a home, because you got a cat fixed way back. Think of shelters and rescues with no money and cats sitting in carriers everywhere and then undo that, dissolve that completely, rewind backwards, because you got a cat fixed somewhere way back. It's an unbelievable power you have to make the future better! If you want to make a significant difference for cats in Oregon, get a cat fixed. You'll change the world for cats.

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Partial List of Colonies Trapped and Colony Numbers to Give you an Idea of How Many Cats are out there In Dire Need of Fixing and Homes Ten adult cats fixed from Waterloo. Many were undernourished and all were full of tapeworms, so badly infested I paid out of pocket for four to receive droncit injections to treat tapeworms and a clinic volunteer came up with money to pay for the other six to receive injections. Many of these cats had been dumped off along the rural road. 13 Adult cat fixed, 17 kittens removed so farfrom one Lebanon situation. Seven more kittens to rehome, two more adults to catch to be fixed. KATA took in four of the kittens while Heartland took in 13 of them. 67 cats and kittens fixed so far, from a colony in N. Albany. I have removed 23 kittens to try to find them better lives. Please fix your cats! 10 cats/kittens fixed so far fed by Lebanon man, all females abandoned by neighbors and their offspring. The man intervened for one female who was being thrown in the air by a neighbor boy, who would then try to hit her with a bat on the way down. When those people moved, they left behind at least three cats, in addition to their cruelty. 18 adult cats fixed, 18 kittens removed from around an old woman's home in Lebanon. Four of the 18 cats caught also were kittens, whom I rehomed after they were fixed. 18 cats fixed, 8 kittens removed from a home near Lebanon. Some of the cats were living in their attic! 6 Adult Cats Fixed so far from a down town Albany colony. One Siamese mother had four kittens. The woman feeding took in one. A neighbor got one, then gave him away. The other two, both tabby boys, including Born in a Boat Brutus, came here and then were adopted. 10 Cats Fixed, 3 kittens removed from a N. Albany situation I was asked to help with. The 4th kitten, an orange tabby, is missing in action and I hope he is not dead. His mother is fixed and returned, his siblings (Nemo and Starry) are still here, awaiting homes. 8 Cats fixed living under and around a rural trailer. Four more to catch there. UPDATE: the woman moved and abandoned these cats. 23 adults fixed so far, 18 kittens located, removed, from colony on outskirts of Lebanon. At least 2 more adults left to catch for fixing. Slurpy, one of the 18 kittens, is still waiting for a home. She is a delightful torti.UPDATE: 44 cats in total were fixed from this situation. 30 cats fixed, 7 kittens/1 adult removed from Lebanon trailer park. 10 Cats at Sprite Oldies colony in Albany. Two amazing 86 year olds, catching cats they feed, showing more determination, involvement and dedication than most much younger people I help. 6 cats at Doomed Adair colony. These included three feral adult kittens of an abandoned mom, and three tame abandoned cats. The latter three all tested positve for FIV, a disease primarily spread through fighting unfixed males. One was euthanized but Big Ben and Adair, tame, loving and healthy FIV positive boys, are with Poppa's president, safe, happy, NEUTERED and hoping for homes. UPDATE: Adair has died from cancer related to his FIV positive status. 27 Seed Warehouse Cats At the request of a local seed company, I trapped 27 cats in their warehouses. 20 of the 27 were females. The colony would have exploded this spring. UPDATE: I returned and caught 9 more cats there to be fixed, including a Siamese, who gave birth to kittens inside the trap. Two of the survivors were adopted out in Portland, by another rescue. Feral Siamese mom returned to her warehouse after her kittens were weaned and her spay, to her friends and family there. 38 Homeless Camp cats and kittens. At the request of homeless campers, I began getting cats fixed at a homeless camp. I've trapped 38 so far just this time around. I'd trapped ten there in late 2007 and four others in summer 2007. Of the 52 cats I've trapped to be fixed in that one camp since 2007, I have taken out 32 of them to new homes. I still have 3 homeless camp cats here awaiting homes. Check out Teddy, Honey, and Starr. 33 Cat Trailer: 33 cats living on one old woman's trailer porch in Albany. KATA took in 10 of the kittens and one mother cat, whose six kittens had just been born. HTN Colony: 95 cats fixed, on two short streets in Albany. Many were owned, and I consider getting them fixed, good feral prevention. Brambles originates from this colony and is still here, awaiting a home. BS Colony: 145 cats fixed on one dead end street off highway 20. Half of these cats were tame. I rehomed about 40 of these cats over a year's time. Shady, Mops and Buffy originate from this colony and remain here, awaiting homes. These are only a fraction of the situations I've addressed. There are so many more out there and to get them "fixed" takes buckeroos and volunteers, too. Consider making that donation to Poppa Inc.! (thank you)