TABOGA, January 2010
Cats
and dogs can't talk. They feel the same as us humans:
hunger, thirst, happiness, sadness and loneliness. They
guard our property, control the rodents and insects, decrease the
feeling of loneliness and reduce stress. Petting a dog or cat can
lower your blood pressure.
The
Island of Taboga is beautiful and a destination for tourists.
Seeing healthy animals always puts a smile in one's face.
Knowing about the senseless killings of dogs and cats is a
undescribed tragedy that causes repulsion.
The only effective
method to control the number of unwanted dogs and cats is the
STERILIZATION. Poisoning does not work because the habitat is
filled almost immediately. It is a cruel practice and it gives
the message to the younger generation that it is acceptable to kill the
defenseless. A child that tortures an animal is a future violent
criminal. As the saying goes: you reap what you sow.
Let's put a stop to the poisoning of cats and dogs in the island.
Spay/Panama coordinated with the representante Marcos Delgado, the honorable mayor José
Chirú and the Corregidora Gira for a third blitz. A total of 232 animals have been sterilized on the island.
The car of the Junta Comunal was used to transport the animals
Jasmine Lister from Washington, D.C. and Amarilys, a vet student
Giant grasshopper
Marlen, Alberto, Dr. Keith and Dr. Darrell
Daniel was in charge of the the post-op station and was the cook for the group
Dr. Augusto, Dr. Darrell, Dr. Keith
Ernesto Gall, a vet student, receiving instructions from Dr. Keith
A special thank you to Jesus and Susan for their house and to Jorge Arauz for allowing us to use his bathroom.
Total collected on this blitz: $82.65:
$15.00 Mundi's Restaurant
$ 5.00 Souvenir Cari
$15.00 Restaurante Donde Pope Si Hay
$ 5.00 Mirador Taboga Restaurant
$ 5.00 Chuy and Susan's friends
$ 5.00 Susan
$ 5.00 Ricardo George
$ 5.00 Rodrigo Palma
$22.65 Residents of Taboga
For
transportation of equipment and staff, Spay/Panama spent $202.00.
In surgical supplies and medication $410.00 was spent.
We urgently need your help to reach more animals.
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