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PATRICIA CHAN, DIRECTOR & FOUNDER OF FUNDACION SPAY/PANAMA |
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EMAIL: |
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doctor(at)spaypanama(dot)org
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WEBSITE: |
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TELEPHONE: |
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+507 261 5542 |
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PHYSICAL
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Spay/Panama
Bethania
Camino Real
436a, in front of Pollos Jap-Jap |
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MAIL ADDRESS:
TWITTER: Spaypanama
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 Spay/Panama
Box 0818-00423
Bethania
Panama
Republic of Panama |
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AIMS / MISSION STATEMENT: |
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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. |
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OVERVIEW OF ACTIVITIES UNDERTAKEN: |
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Spay/Panama was founded in 2001. Our goal is to ensure that affordable spay/neuter services are available to all low-income pet guardians and feeders/rescuers of homeless animals. Over 26,000 animals have been sterilized to date. Operations take place in Panama City twice a week and periodic off-site sterilization campaigns are done in remote areas.
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Statistics as of March 2010:
Cats sterilized: 15,258
Dogs sterilized: 11,141
Animals placed for adoption: 1,421 |
Spay Panama is a non-profit organization regiserted in Panama and through Spay Panama's Animals Yes, USA, a 501(c)3 non-profit organization in the USA. |
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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. |
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World Animal Day 2009 -
Emberá-Purú, San Juan de Pequení River |
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Come join us in October 2010 for World Animal Day |
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If you volunteer with Spay/Panama, we provide airport transportation, lodging, meals and laundry in exchange for a donation of surgical supplies (sutures, needles, antibiotics, flea and tick medication, etc.).
You will have to share your space with some friendly rescued animals, including our newest member, Lolita, a cat who lost a kidney, and Rancho the dog who was rescued after a mean person hit him with a machete.
Images below:
Left - Lolita
Centre and Right - Rancho then and now
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