Low-cost spay and neuter for animals living on the streets. This program is fundamental in addressing the core issue of animal abuse.
Online speculations about the number of kittens a single pair of unaltered cats can produce in 7 years range widely, from hundreds to over 400,000. These estimates are based on educated guesses to predict potential cat population growth. Various factors are considered, such as the number of active females, the number of kittens born, the average litter size, and the death rate over the years. The same considerations are taken into factor regarding a pair of unaltered dogs, that can produce more than 67,000 puppies.
Regardless, the resulting numbers are staggering. Millions of cats and dogs are sadly sent to shelters each year, with many being euthanized. Numerous others become homeless, subjected to starvation, abuse, and unwanted reproduction.
“Begging for Help” is a distinctive funding initiative that provides vital financial assistance for low-cost spay and neuter services. These services are primarily aimed at smaller groups and individuals within the United States, who often tap into their personal resources to control the population within their community. This initiative contributes to the health and safety of communities, and reduces animal cruelty by decreasing the number of stray animals on the streets. It is the fundamental core in addressing the issue of animal abuse. (Numbers shown below are approximate.)
Animal Victory Disaster & Abuse Fund (AVADF) is a registered 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization
All donations for these projects are tax-deductible as authorized by law. EIN# 88-3617975
The primary mission of AVADF is to help animals suffering from natural disasters and other crisis.