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In partnership with the District Council of Yankalilla and the Dog Cat Management Board. The National Desexing Network (NDN) is proud to partner with the District Council of Yankalilla and Yankalilla Veterinary Clinic to provide FREE cat desexing and microchipping for eligible local residents. This community desexing initiative is designed to: Prevent unwanted litters Reduce stray and feral cat populations Support vulnerable and disadvantaged pet owners Lower the cost burden on councils, vets, and the community Who is eligible? Local residents may be eligible if they: Hold a pension, concession [...]

🐾Act Fast – Desexing Vouchers Now Available for Blacktown City Council Residents! 🐾 Every spring, shelters are overwhelmed with unwanted litters. But with your help, we can change that – starting now. Thanks to support from Blacktown City Council, NDN and our Vet partners, we are offering discounted cat and dog desexing vouchers for locals who need it most. ⚠️ Funding is limited – once it's gone, it's gone. Who is eligible? Blacktown City Council residents who hold a pension or concession card. Max. 1 voucher per person. How does [...]

🐾Upper Hunter Shire Council Joins NDN in Community Desexing Initiative 🐾 We all want a safer, healthier community – for people and pets alike. That’s why Upper Hunter Shire Council has partnered with the National Desexing Network (NDN) and local Vet Clnics to help locals desex their cats affordably. Desexing isn’t just good for your pet – it’s a proven way to reduce stray and feral cat populations, prevent suffering, and cut down on nuisance issues like spraying and roaming. Who is eligible? All Upper Hunter Shire Council residents. Max. [...]