POSTPONED
Jerusalem, Israel
TBD
We have EXCITING news here at World Tails!😁🐾😻
We are heading to Israel to conduct a TNR program (trap-neuter-release) for feral cats in conjunciton with The Jerusalem Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (JSPCA).🇮🇱
The JSPCA estimates that there are around 200,000 street cats in the city of Jerusalem. The warm Israeli climate means a female cat may have up to three litters a year! Overpopulation causes an increase in diseases, scarce food resources and nuisance complaints within the community. Spaying and neutering can help to combat the problem of overpopulation and we see it as a vital part of the animal welfare sphere.
Our plan is to conduct approximately 50 surgeries per day for a seven day period of time. Hopefully we can reach a goal of 350 cats sterilized during that time! Each surgery costs 150 Israeli shekels (approximately $43 USD) so your donations and support are vital! Every penny raised will go towards supporting our project.
Please help us reach our goal. We appreciate any and all support!
Unfortunately, due to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East this project has been postponed for the forseable future.
Faisalabad, Pakistan
Coming Soon 2025
We are pleased to announce an important partnership between World Tails and the Tahira Animal Welfare Foundation (TAWF) in Pakistan to implement a TNVR (trap-neuter-vaccinate-return) program for stray dogs.
Pakistan is currently facing a significant increase in the stray dog population, which has resulted in a rise in dog bite incidents, animal abuse, and rabies cases. Although precise figures are unavailable, it is estimated that there are at least 3 million stray dogs in the country. Annually, over one million dog bite cases are reported across Pakistan, and between 2,000 to 5,000 people die from rabies. These statistics are startling.
Despite the Pakistan Prevention of Cruelty of Animals Act 1890, which makes killing stray animals illegal, mass culling remains a common practice among local governments to control the growing stray dog population. Recent statistics indicate that 57% of Pakistanis support the mass culling of stray dogs. This context underscores the critical importance of TNVR campaigns.
We kindly seek your support to fund this crucial campaign. Your contribution is greatly appreciated!
