Sterilization Drive March 2020
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March Sterilization Drive
Area: Ashok Vihar & Karol Bagh, India
Yogi Street Dog Rescue Society, in collaboration with Dogs of Delhi Spay and Neuter
Please note: Donations can also be made to us via:
E-transfer: [email redacted]
or
Paypal: [email redacted]
We're continuing to raise funds of $20 Canadian per dog, this is inclusive of trapping, transportation, surgery, post operative care as well as an anti-rabies vaccination. Sterilization is a very standard procedure for which complete recovery takes less than a week. Canine and feline experts and veterinarians across the world agree that spay/neuter programs also have proven health benefits for dogs.
Female dogs give birth to about 16 pups a year, sterilizing one female dog means 67,000 lesser pups in just 6 years because her daughters also start reproducing by 6 months of age. Each male dog can impregnate up to 100 female dogs. This is why we sterilize both female and male dogs.
According World Health Organisation (WHO), an estimated 35 million stray dogs live in India. One female left to reproduce will have puppies, they will have puppies and so on. Each year one male dog can impregnate 100 female dogs. The result is approximately 67,000 puppies being born (starting from one female) on the streets of India.
1 year: = 16
2 year: = 128
3 year: = 512
4 year: = 12,288
6 year: = 67,000
Mortality rates for street dogs in India are so high that less than a fifth of the dogs survive till their reproductive age (5-6 months); puppies mostly die agonizing death due to oncoming traffic, poisoning, brutality or just lack of shelter. The ones that do make it are left fending for themselves, in a constant battle to survive.
This is why we strongly believe that population control is the best solution in helping these beautiful sentient beings. This is how we focus on ending the cycles of suffering for so many of the voiceless. The goal presently is to sponsor 100 sterilizations a month. Our work has barely started and the only way we can continue this work is with the support of generous donors such as yourself.
We want to put an end to this seemingly endless cycle of suffering and give these beautiful creatures a chance at a better life.
Who is our collaborator?
Dogs of Delhi is a sterilization initiative run by two individuals aiming to stabilize dog populations on the streets of Delhi. DOD provides an affordable and safe way to sterilize and vaccinate the community dogs of Delhi.
In order to have success with this spay/neuter drive we are relying on your kind donations. Please help us end the unnecessary suffering of these homeless animals in need.
www.yogistreetdogrescue.com
@yogistreetdogrescue
with gratitude,
Melody
YSDRS Founder
Area: Ashok Vihar & Karol Bagh, India
Yogi Street Dog Rescue Society, in collaboration with Dogs of Delhi Spay and Neuter
Please note: Donations can also be made to us via:
E-transfer: [email redacted]
or
Paypal: [email redacted]
We're continuing to raise funds of $20 Canadian per dog, this is inclusive of trapping, transportation, surgery, post operative care as well as an anti-rabies vaccination. Sterilization is a very standard procedure for which complete recovery takes less than a week. Canine and feline experts and veterinarians across the world agree that spay/neuter programs also have proven health benefits for dogs.
Female dogs give birth to about 16 pups a year, sterilizing one female dog means 67,000 lesser pups in just 6 years because her daughters also start reproducing by 6 months of age. Each male dog can impregnate up to 100 female dogs. This is why we sterilize both female and male dogs.
According World Health Organisation (WHO), an estimated 35 million stray dogs live in India. One female left to reproduce will have puppies, they will have puppies and so on. Each year one male dog can impregnate 100 female dogs. The result is approximately 67,000 puppies being born (starting from one female) on the streets of India.
1 year: = 16
2 year: = 128
3 year: = 512
4 year: = 12,288
6 year: = 67,000
Mortality rates for street dogs in India are so high that less than a fifth of the dogs survive till their reproductive age (5-6 months); puppies mostly die agonizing death due to oncoming traffic, poisoning, brutality or just lack of shelter. The ones that do make it are left fending for themselves, in a constant battle to survive.
This is why we strongly believe that population control is the best solution in helping these beautiful sentient beings. This is how we focus on ending the cycles of suffering for so many of the voiceless. The goal presently is to sponsor 100 sterilizations a month. Our work has barely started and the only way we can continue this work is with the support of generous donors such as yourself.
We want to put an end to this seemingly endless cycle of suffering and give these beautiful creatures a chance at a better life.
Who is our collaborator?
Dogs of Delhi is a sterilization initiative run by two individuals aiming to stabilize dog populations on the streets of Delhi. DOD provides an affordable and safe way to sterilize and vaccinate the community dogs of Delhi.
In order to have success with this spay/neuter drive we are relying on your kind donations. Please help us end the unnecessary suffering of these homeless animals in need.
www.yogistreetdogrescue.com
@yogistreetdogrescue
with gratitude,
Melody
YSDRS Founder
Organizer
Melody Cherpaw
Organizer
West Vancouver, BC
