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Animals Of Culebra, Puerto Rico
Culebra is a very special island off of the coast of Puerto Rico. As many of us know, this hurricane season has been especially devastating. FCA (Friends of Culebra Animals) is a non profit organization that provides shelter, spay/ neuter, transport for adoptions, and health care for the animals of the island. This organization does a great job of keeping our island animals safe and well taken care of. I would like to fundraise for FCA to help rebuild some of the shelters that were destroyed by hurricane Irma. Now that Maria has passed over our beautiful little island, they could need even more help. Please consider donating to this cause to help the animals have a safe place and the health care that they need. Thank you, and stay safe! #CULEBRASTRONG
Friends of Culebra Animals (FCA), a 501(c)(3) serving feral dogs and cats, and owned pets, has been working for decades to help control the overpopulation of animals in Culebra, PR ( a small and rural island located 17 miles off of the coast of Puerto Rico). Our mission is sterilization of animals, sponsoring monthly vet clinics, and humane education. FCA is in desperate need of crates and crate bowls as every animal that arrives to our vet clinic must be housed in a crate. TNR cats (Trap-Neuter-Release) must be housed overnight in a large enough crate until they can be released the next day after sterilization. We also need to keep crates at our airport and the police station in case of medical emergencies so animals can be flown or ferried to the main island. Thank you for sharing our list and for your contribution!
Friends of Culebra Animals (FCA), a 501(c)(3) serving feral dogs and cats, and owned pets, has been working for decades to help control the overpopulation of animals in Culebra, PR ( a small and rural island located 17 miles off of the coast of Puerto Rico). Our mission is sterilization of animals, sponsoring monthly vet clinics, and humane education. FCA is in desperate need of crates and crate bowls as every animal that arrives to our vet clinic must be housed in a crate. TNR cats (Trap-Neuter-Release) must be housed overnight in a large enough crate until they can be released the next day after sterilization. We also need to keep crates at our airport and the police station in case of medical emergencies so animals can be flown or ferried to the main island. Thank you for sharing our list and for your contribution!
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