TWITTER:  Spaypanama

To put a stop to the misery of homeless cats and dogs by controlling the overpopulation through an intensive sterilization program. Spay Panama is not a shelter but promotes the adoption of homeless animals.

Spay/Panama is a self-funded, non-profit organisation in the Republic of Panama. It began in 2001, inspired by the SPAY/USA model that promotes spay/neuter as the most effective method to put a stop to the misery and unnecessary death of homeless animals.  We work with the Panamanian authorities and the Veterinary School of the University of Panama.  

ACHIEVEMENTS:  Spay/Panama have conducted sterilization projects from coast-to-coast (San Blas in the Atlantic to Taboga Island in the Pacific), and from border-to-border (Bocas Del Toro in the West to Darien in the East).  The number of sterilizations performed has increased steadily as follows:

Spay Day International sterilization campaign held on February 28, 2010, together with the Health Ministry and the organization Los Angeles de los Animales.  170 animals were sterilized in one day.