Collection: Save a Cat's Life

The US is facing a pet overpopulation crisis. Hundreds of thousands of dogs and cats die in US shelters every year - not because they are too sick, injured, or dangerous to place, but because there is simply not enough room for every animal in need.

Neonate and young kittens are one of the populations most susceptible to euthanasia. Every year, shelters are flooded with litters of kittens found outdoors or born in homes with multiple intact cats, overwhelming an already under-resourced system. One of the best ways to prevent unnecessary suffering and euthanasia is to ensure that cats living in homes and in the community are spayed and neutered, making space and resources available to cats who are already in need.

Learn more about the importance of spay and neuter.