14.04.09 - Stimulus helping to save lives
As stimulus payments are rolling into bank accounts the National Desexing Network (NDN) is receiving calls from people who realise the investment value of desexing their furry family members.

Over 75% of dogs and cats that end up in pounds are undesexed, pet owners could save themselves impoundment fees, time, and stress by desexing their pets. Most importantly they can also save lives.

There are already not enough homes for the cats and dogs in our pounds and shelters and the slowing economy means even more are being surrendered.

If people would just desex their pets before that first litter we could save so many more lives. It’s a once in a lifetime procedure with a lifetime worth of benefits.

All the cats and dogs in pounds and shelters were once cute fluffy kittens and bouncy playful puppies. Once that cuteness factor is gone the chances of finding a home become much harder.

The only difference between those cute pups and kittens produced by peoples pets and the cats and dogs needing homes in shelters is about 18 months.






13.10.08 - OFFICE CLOSED UNTIL NOV 05th
Please note the NDN office will be closed from October 13th to November 05th for the purpose of attending conferences.

We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.

Thank you for understanding and for being a responsible pet owner.

Please try contacting your local RSPCA, Animal Welfare League or Council who may be able to assist with discount desexing.

You may also like to try the following organisations or check our LINKS tab for further options;

QLD
Brisbane/Gold Coast - Animal Welfare League 5509 9000
Centrel Qld - Capricorn Animal Aid 4926 8616
NSW
Sydney - Cat Protection Society 9519 7201
Animal Welfare League 1800 880 190
SA
Cats Inc 8331 0476
WA
Cat Sterilisation Society 9397 5062