Journal Pioneer

SPAYAID P.E.I. TURNING TO GOFUNDME FOR HELP.

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SpayAid P.E.I. is turning to a GoFundMe campaign to help reach a milestone of 3,000 spay/ neuters in the province.

SpayAid P.E.I. is Prince Edward Island’s only low cost spay/neuter program. For the past decade, the all-volunteer registered charity has provided vaccinatio­n and spay/neuter assistance to Island pet owners who cannot afford to have their pets fixed.

The group partners with 10 veterinary clinics on P.E.I. to provide this three-way costsharin­g program.

“Over the last 10 years we have assisted with the vaccinatio­n and spay/neuter of 2,930 dogs, cats and rabbits on P.E.I.,” says Michael Walsh, president of SpayAid P.E.I.

“This has made a significan­t difference to the numbers of unwanted pets surrendere­d to the Humane Society or just being abandoned.

If each of these pets were responsibl­e for only one litter, this means there are around 15,000 less unwanted animals on the Island.”

To help reach 3,000 mark, SpayAid P.E.I. has launched a GoFundMe page to help in raising funds.

A donation of $115 will cover the cost of one spay/neuter surgery as well as providing the necessary vaccinatio­ns.

All donations over $10 will receive a charitable donation tax receipt.

Donations can be made online at https://www.gofundme. com/spayaidpei or by visiting www.SpayAidPEI.com.

 ?? SUBMITTED PHOTO ?? SpayAid P.E.I. president Michael Walsh, seen here with his cat, Gentleman Jim, is encouragin­g Islanders to donate to a GoFundMe campaign to help the all-volunteer registered charity reach a milestone of 3,000 spay/neuters in the province.
SUBMITTED PHOTO SpayAid P.E.I. president Michael Walsh, seen here with his cat, Gentleman Jim, is encouragin­g Islanders to donate to a GoFundMe campaign to help the all-volunteer registered charity reach a milestone of 3,000 spay/neuters in the province.

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