You can help The Daniel J. Elias Memorial Foundation build PURRSONALITIES™, a sanctuary for adoptable homeless cats and kittens on Olympia Drive in Peoria, IL. PURRSONALITIES™ will provide a healthy, safe place for cats and kittens to wait for a friend to adopt them. We have recently revised the architectural plans for PURRSONALITIES™ so that we can build it in phases, which will require less initial funding and will enable us to begin operating sooner. We need approximately $500,000 to begin operating.
Low-cost spay/neuter programs!
The Foundation has two low-cost spay/neuter programs for cats. In one program, we pick up cats in central locations in the Peoria and Morton areas and transport them to the Animal Protective League spay/neuter clinic in Springfield. They return the next morning. In the other program, you drop off your cat at a veterinary clinic in Morton on Tuesday morning and pick him or her up on Tuesday afternoon. Both programs have the same costs: $30 for males and $40 for females. The Springfield program also spays and neuters feral cats for $25. If your cat has not had a rabies vaccination, it will need one for $9 (already included in the feral rate).
During 2010, the first full year of operation of our spay/neuter programs, PAWS had 1,600 fewer cats (25-30%) than usual. We believe that our programs played a big role in decreasing the number of cats turned into the shelter.
Call (309) 360-7455 or e-mail us at purrsonalities4peoria@yahoo.com for information and to schedule your cat or kitten today! Do your part to prevent more homeless cats and kittens.
Please donate today and help fund the sanctuary and the low-cost spay/neuter programs.
Browse through our web site to see all of the exciting opportunities to help.
Do you shop at Schnucks? Would you like to contribute to the Foundation at no cost to you? You can pick up an eScrip card at the counter in Schnucks, call the number on the card (we are The Daniel J. Elias Memorial Foundation, group no. 500024148), and start donating with every purchase. Remember to hand your card to the cashier before you pay.
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