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Data Paws

In 2024, Stray Paws Animal Haven continued to expand its impact, delivering critical spay/neuter services and lifesaving medical care to cats and dogs in our community. Our commitment to reducing pet overpopulation and improving animal welfare remained more potent than ever, with thousands of procedures performed throughout the year.

This year, we increased our TNR efforts and strengthened our partnerships with like-minded organizations to amplify our reach. Through collaborative efforts, we provided accessible veterinary care, hosted free vaccine clinics, and ensured that more animals received protection against preventable diseases.

By focusing on both spay/neuter and preventive healthcare, Stray Paws remains at the forefront of responsible pet advocacy. Every service we provide contributes to a safer, healthier environment for animals and the community, reinforcing our mission to be a lifeline for those in need.

Our 2024 results are nothing short of purr-fect!

In 2024, Stray Paws Animal Haven profoundly impacted the lives of cats and dogs in our community through our unwavering commitment to TNR, pet spay/neuter, wellness, and vaccinations. This year, we significantly increased our efforts to control the pet population and provide essential medical care to needy animals.

Our accomplishments for the year include:


🐾 5,417 TNR spay/neuter procedures, helping to manage community cat populations humanely.
🐾 7,403 pet and rescue spay/neuter surgeries, preventing unwanted litters and reducing shelter intake.
🐾 12,170 FVRCP vaccines administered to protect cats from deadly viruses.
🐾 9,784 rabies vaccines given to ensure public and pet safety.
🐾 Collaborating with 8+ organizations that share our mission to expand our impact.
🐾 Hosting four free vaccine clinics at Longo Toyota, providing vital care to cats and dogs.

These numbers reflect our dedication to proactive animal welfare and preventive healthcare. Stray Paws Animal Haven remains committed to TNR (Trap-Neuter-Return), responsible pet ownership, and creating a safer, healthier environment for needy animals. We are deeply grateful for the ongoing support from our community, allowing us to continue answering the cries for help and making a tangible difference.

 

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