Cheap neutering is needed to contain stray cat problem

We live in an area of Europe where animals are frequently thrown out and deliberately abandoned. To date we have rescued 11 cats and 4 dogs as we live in the countryside next to a nature reserve, which is exactly the sort of place the animals are chucked out and left, next to the rubbish bins to fend for themselves.
One female kitten and two very young dogs we actually got, alive, from the rubbish bins.
So yes we would like the money to have them all desexed, but cannot afford to do so.
It's tragic.

Two kittens were dumped out side our home a couple of months ago, we well in love with them and now they are part of our family, but they are both girls and there is ferral tom about, we would like to have them desexed but at a cost of $600.00, that is out of my budget, does anyone have any idea where I could get these two girls desexed at a reasonable rate. Hobart area

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PLEASE CALL SPAY USA to find out the closest low cost spay/neuter clinic to you & where you can get a voucher to help you pay for his surgery - sounds like your whole city needs this information, please pass it along!

Here is their info: http://www.spayusa.org/

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I've got my new site up and running. I'm taking a lot of critisism for this page . This lady tries to find homes for pets on death row. The animals I've placed on this page serve as a reminder that shelter animals are beautiful and don't deserve to die. There are several animals on this page that didn't get rescued. The crossposters put out desperate please and are literally the "governors call" for stopping an execution.

I've aimed this site at teens as this has to stop with this generation. People have to learn their pets will die if we don't take care of them or let them reproduce. Kids need to teach the parents if that's what it gonna take. If I offended anyone with this page well that's just too bad. I will be continuously adding photos to this page and Cathy crossposts on my Facebook page as well.

Last night a neighbor stopped by, and made a comment that he had just taken his most recent litter of kittens to the "Animal Shelter" he had waited until they could eat by themselves. He feeds feral cats, none of which are spayed or neutered, so there are kittens.....lots of kittens.
We all know that the "Animal Shelter" is not a safe haven for these kittens, and they will be euthanized along with thousands of others this week.
In our conversation he told me that a group will now provide a cage, pick up any cats that are in need of being spayed or neutered, do the surgery, and return the cats free of charge......so herein lies the problem, it is not always the cost, but the fact that it is just too much trouble to help the cats even if it is free!
This morning "Silver Boy" showed up, I hadn't seen him for months. He is a magnficent long haired cat who has sired most of the kittens in the neighborhood. He was owned by a couple of drug addicts, who have since moved away, hopefully we can trap and neuter him. He knows he can always find a meal here, but he needs a real home, where he can be loved.
Untill people decide that it is important to care for these cats, and to do something about the thousand of kittens who are brought into this world with no one to care for them, the problem will continue.
Today people pick up a kitten or pupply like a cheap CD.... if they don't like it they can just get rid of it, and get another, no big problem
Even though we try, there are not enough of us to save them all, it just breaks my heart.

Thanks for popping by. I have just this minute published another post by another person on the same subject.

Cheap and comprehensive TNR is needed across America it seems to manage and reduce the feral and stray cat problem.

Small charities do great work but more is needed to get to grips with the problem. Plus education. It seems that far to many people simply abandon their cats and/or don't neuter them and let them breed.

It sounds crazy.