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Spay Day on 19 Oct targets to sterilise 300 cats!

March 29, 2012 0Comments 256Views 0Likes

To help more cats get spayed, we are holding 2 Spay Days in 2012.

The first was held on Friday 25 May 2012 where we saw 320 cats sterilised with the participation of 26 vets. We aim to sterilise 300 this upcoming Spay Day on Friday 19 Oct! Join us!

Volunteer for 2nd Spay Day 2012
Register your community cats for Spay Day 2012
Support Spay Day 2012

Volunteer for 2nd Spay Day 2012 08:00 – 10:00am Handling of logistics at AMK and Bedok collections points Volunteers to 1) help check-in cats by tagging them to the assigned clinics, securing the carriers with cable ties and loading onto the assigned transporters 2) transport cats to the vets if you have a suitable vehicle for use on the day 05:00 – 07:00pm Handling of logistics at AMK and Bedok collections points Volunteers to 1) transport cats from the vets 2) Receive and check the cats that have come back from clinics 3) Ensure that the cats go back safely with their respective caregivers If you or your company or class would like to help us, do write in to us at [email protected].

Register your community cats for Spay Day 2012 Step 1: Download the Spay Day registration form here. (right click and save) To access the file, you will need a PDF reader, which can be downloaded for free at Adobe’s website. Step 2: Print out the form. Step 3: Fill out the details on the form. Step 4: Mail it back to us at: Spay Day 2012 (19 October) Cat Welfare Society Orchard Road P.O. Box 65, Singapore 912303 or Email us a scanned copy: Subject: Spay Day 2012 (19 October) [email protected] Closing date for submission : 28 September 2012 For enquiries, please email [email protected].

Donate to Spay Day 2012 to help us reach our target of 600 cats this year! Donate to CWS for Spay Day 2012 at AXS Stations or through internet transfer: Bank: DBS Current Account Account number: 065 – 013507 – 8 Bank Code: 7171 Branch Code: 065 If you are donating via internet transfer, please send us an email to [email protected] with the title “Donation to Spay Day 2012” and the following infomation: Name of donor: Amount donated: Transacting bank: Transaction number: Date and time of internet/ATM transfer:

Thank you for supporting Spay Day!

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