For more information about the SANS clinic and how it will solve the pet overpopulation problem, call us at (315) 422-7970, or email at spayneuter@verizon.net or write to us at 1108 Spring Street, Syracuse, New York 13208.
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our official name Syracuse Onondaga Cat Council. Powered by Yahoo, a few cents will go to SANS each time you use it. Register at www.goodsearch.com. Also check out GoodShop on the same page. A percentage of anything you buy from the participating stores will also go to SANS. This is an easy way to donate money to an important cause!
You can use your PayPal account (if you have one), set up a new PayPal account, or use a regular credit card. Payments will be made
to Syracuse Onondaga Cat Council, Inc., which is a registered non-profit 501(c)(3) charitable organization. Your donation is fully tax deductible.
To mail a donation, click here for a printable donation form. Checks
or money orders should be made payable to SyracuseOnondaga
Cat Council, Inc., and sent to 1108 Spring Street, Syracuse, New
York 13208.
You can also donate to SANS through United Way at your office.
Please use SyracuseOnondagaCat Council, Inc. as our official
charity name. Many thanks for considering us in your pledge.
We also need bleach, rubbing alcohol, 3x3 inch gauze, hydrogen peroxide, paper towels, cat litter, cat carriers, dishwashing liquid, distilled water, hand sanitizer, kitchen bags, kitchen sponges, laundry detergent, lysol spray, plastic spray bottles, trash bags, sandwich
bags, spray glass cleaner, gently used towels, fleece blankets, and office supplies (such as copy paper, sharpies, tape, pink and blue
4x6 index cards, red and blue tab folders). If you have any of these to donate, please call 315-422-7970.
Volunteer
We need volunteers to help transport animals to the clinic and home again, answer phones, help with cleaning and light office work. We also need help with fundraising. If any of these jobs appeal to you, please call us at 315-422-7970 or send an email to spayneuter@verizon.net. Please mention "volunteering" in the subject line.
What Else Can I Do?
Is your pet spayed or neutered? If not, please have it done as soon as possible.
Do some of your neighbors have unaltered pets? Please tell them about our clinic, and if they need help now, have them call 315-422-7970.
Pass the word: A spay-neuter program is the only way to solve pet overpopulation and the problems that go with it, including damage to lawns and gardens. Dogs who are spayed or neutered are less likely to bite and neutered cats are less likely to spray. Animals who are spayed or neutered stay closer to home and are better pets.
