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    There is a growing community cat population in Lexington Garden Village. Left unaddressed, the population will continue to grow and cause issues like noise from fighting. The proposed solution is to implement a humane spay and neuter program managed by CARA Welfare Philippines. Through the program, cats will be caught, spayed/neutered, vaccinated, and returned to the area. Residents can help by reporting where cats congregate and participating in a community feeding program to control the population in a humane manner.

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    There is a growing community cat population in Lexington Garden Village. Left unaddressed, the population will continue to grow and cause issues like noise from fighting. The proposed solution is to implement a humane spay and neuter program managed by CARA Welfare Philippines. Through the program, cats will be caught, spayed/neutered, vaccinated, and returned to the area. Residents can help by reporting where cats congregate and participating in a community feeding program to control the population in a humane manner.

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    There is a growing community cat population in Lexington Garden Village. Left unaddressed, the population will continue to grow and cause issues like noise from fighting. The proposed solution is to implement a humane spay and neuter program managed by CARA Welfare Philippines. Through the program, cats will be caught, spayed/neutered, vaccinated, and returned to the area. Residents can help by reporting where cats congregate and participating in a community feeding program to control the population in a humane manner.

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    There is a growing community cat population in Lexington Garden Village. Left unaddressed, the population will continue to grow and cause issues like noise from fighting. The proposed solution is to implement a humane spay and neuter program managed by CARA Welfare Philippines. Through the program, cats will be caught, spayed/neutered, vaccinated, and returned to the area. Residents can help by reporting where cats congregate and participating in a community feeding program to control the population in a humane manner.

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    WHAT are the CONCERNS?

    • There are a number of community cats in and around the vicinity of LEXINGTON GARDEN
    VILLAGE
    • Cats multiply quickly
    • Cats by instinct fight for a mate and will be noisy
    • Kittens are sometimes thrown in the garbage or left on the streets
    • If unaddressed, the cat population will continue to grow
    • LEXINGTON GARDEN VILLAGE wishes to address/manage the population in a
    humane manner
    • Possible transmission of viral or bacterial infection

    WHAT are the PROPOSED SOLUTIONS?


    • Implement the humane solution of spay and neuter (removal of the reproductive
    capability)
    • CARA Welfare Philippines (animal welfare NGO) will provide the service
    • Designate feeding areas so that cats will not have to forage through garbage
    • Studies have shown that cat eradication (inhumane disposal of cats) will not work
    • Be one with many other communities who uphold the Animal Welfare Act 8485 which
    protects the rights of companion animals (such as dogs and cats)

    WHO is CARA Welfare Philippines?


    • We are an animal welfare NGO, a non-profit and non-funded organization
    • One of our main advocacies is to promote the humane solution toward animal population
    control through spay and neuter
    • We currently manage spay and neuter programs of several villages in Metro Manila, such
    as Valle Verde1-4, Acropolis Village, Bel Air Village, Forbes Park, Dasmarinas Village,
    Magallanes Village, Ayala Alabang Village, Bonifacio Heights, San Miguel Village, Sta.
    Cruz and Sta. Ana, Manila. We also manage S/N programs of commercial and service
    establishments such as Greenbelt 1-5, Glorietta 4, Ortigas Park, Boni Mandaluyong
    Market, Market Market and Heritage Park, DLSU Taft.

    WHAT are the BENEFITS of the PROGRAM?


    • Animal population is controlled, thus the number of existing cats in the community will
    not increase
    • Cat fights and noises (cats by instinct will look for a mate) on rooftops and in the streets
    will be greatly reduced
    • Humane management augurs well for the community and will eliminate an inhumane
    cycle of unwanted kittens

    WHAT are the PROCEDURES?

    CONTACT NUMBERS 175 Lopez-Rizal St., cor. St., Brgy. EMAIL ADDRESSES
    +639-02-532-3340 Highway Hills, Mandaluyong City, info@caraphil.org
    +639-19-579-0047 Metro Manila, Philippines, 1552 clinic@caraphil.org
    • Once a week (subject to agreement) CARA trained catchers will catch a minimum of 10
    cats from the area
    • Each cat will be placed in individual cages and will be labeled according to general
    description, gender and exact location where they were caught
    • Cats will be transported to the CARA spay and neuter clinic in Samat, Mandaluyong
    • After surgery, each cat receives an ear notch (the tip of the ear is cut off), as a marker
    (this is an internationally accepted standard for street cats)
    • Cats will be injected with anti-rabies vaccine or choose 4-in-1 vaccine (with additional
    P650)
    • Cats will recover for 3 days either in the CARA clinic or at a resident’s home, where they
    will be fed and managed
    • Cats are injected with a long-acting antibiotic meant to address speedy recovery and to
    prevent infection
    • CARA will transport the cats back to the area where they were caught

    HOW can the PEOPLE in the AREA PARTICIPATE?


    • If you have cats in your area (whether yours, or they have just taken “residence” there, please
    call your association/administration so we can schedule their pick up)
    o However, if owned, the cat is required to have updated vaccine (4-in-1) or is given
    the vaccine week prior to surgery. As they will be placed together with stray cats
    from other areas and may have accidental transmission.
    • If you know of specific streets/areas where cats congregate, please call the
    association/administration so that we can schedule their pick up
    • Please participate in a feeding program that may be instituted to keep cats away from the
    garbage.
    • Residents can help spread the management of the population through our low-cost package.
    Monetary and in-kind donations are welcome and check our Facebook page on how to help
    CARA. Adoption is also included.

    CONTACT NUMBERS 175 Lopez-Rizal St., cor. St., Brgy. EMAIL ADDRESSES
    +639-02-532-3340 Highway Hills, Mandaluyong City, info@caraphil.org
    +639-19-579-0047 Metro Manila, Philippines, 1552 clinic@caraphil.org

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