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Slowing down the animal misery: SUST is tackling it sustainably

Hundreds of thousands of street dogs and cats fight for survival in many countries, countless of them are trapped and many of them vegetate in terrible conditions, while new unwanted offspring are constantly being born. The suffering of unwelcome dogs and cats is endless in many countries.
Neutering is the only way to reduce the overpopulation of street animals in a long-term and animal-friendly way. Thousands of dogs, cats and other animals have already been operated on by the Susy Utzinger Animal Welfare Foundation in various countries. This measure has prevented countless unwanted offspring from being born. Such actions have a future: no more emaciated mothers on the streets, no more famine and no more sexually transmitted diseases, in which the animals die miserably.
 
If the number of street animals is reduced, no more cruelty to animals will be tackled: no more poisoning, no more slaughtered animals, no more shooting. In this way the animal misery is slowed down, slowly but steadily and sustainably.
 
The area of the pillar "neutering campaigns" includes:
 
- Collaboration with veterinarians all over Switzerland for cat neutering campaigns
- takeover of the neutering costs of stocks from farms and feral groups
- Rental of cat and dog traps
- Brochure "Cat neutering = active animal protection
- informing the population about this topic by posters and leaflets
- Discussions with authorities and politicians
- Training and further training of specialized personnel for the execution of neutering campaigns
- Implementation of neutering weeks in various countries by SUST teams
- Financing of neutering campaigns in different countries
 
The activities of the Susy Utzinger Animal Welfare Foundation are financed exclusively by donations and legacies (no public support).
 
Donate for the spay/neuter campaigns of the Susy Utzinger Animal Welfare Foundation
These many operations are very effective, but cost a lot of money and therefore we need your help and support: Give hope and instead of the usual gifts, give one (or more) animal (s) the hope for a better life! A neutering gives an animal many advantages and does no longer contribute to the overpopulation of unwanted animals.
 
Here you can find more information about how you can donate: www.susyutzinger.ch/en/Donate
To find out even more about the spay and neutering programmes of SUST please visit the german version of the website by using a translator extention of your browser.

 

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Campaign Report Romania Ciolpani November 2023

Location: Ciolpani, District Ilfov, Romania Date: November 10 2023 Total neuterings: 66

campaign report

Location: Ciolpani, District Ilfov, Romania
Date: November 10, 2023
Total neuterings: 66
 

The free neuter campaign in Ciolpani, Romania, was a joint effort of local animal welfare organizations, veterinarians and volunteers. The main aim was to tackle the problem of stray animal overpopulation and promote responsible pet ownership in the community.

Rural areas often face the problem of uncontrolled animal reproduction.
Neutering helps to control the population of pets and prevent overpopulation. This in turn reduces the strain on available resources and the number of stray animals, making the animal population healthier and more manageable. These procedures contribute significantly to the overall health and well-being of the animals. Neutered animals have a lower risk of certain diseases and reproductive health problems such as uterine infections, mammary tumors, testicular cancer and certain behavioral disorders. This leads to a longer and healthier life for the animals. Neutering, especially in male animals, can often reduce aggressive behavior, straying and the urge to mate, which can lead to a calmer and more controllable nature. Spaying female animals can also prevent certain behavioral problems associated with heat cycles.

The village of Ciolpani bears witness to a unique harmony between its human and furry inhabitants that roam its streets.

Determined to get to the root of the problem, the whole population here has adopted the philosophy of neutering to control the population, while at the same time promoting responsible pet ownership.

At every campaign carried out here, the villagers brought strays or their own beloved pets, from the very beginning, everyone wanted to contribute to this cause. Our SUST vets Irina Corbu-Rudnic and Mircea Ștefanache, veterinary students George Anghel and Delia Scaparici and veterinary nurse Mihaela Vinogradof worked tirelessly alongside the volunteers, carrying out the operations and aftercare with dedication.

But the true beauty of Ciolpani was revealed in the collective spirit of the community. Neighbors support each other in this noble cause and show a deep sense of belonging. Families cared for recovering animals and made sure they received the love and attention they needed for a speedy recovery. Those who were unable to transport their animals to the scene received help from others, reinforcing the idea that no one in Ciolpani faces challenges alone. Communication flourishes in this village. Whether it's sharing information about upcoming neutering campaigns or educating newcomers about responsible pet care, the villagers are open to dialog and collaboration. Children and adults alike cultivate a deep sense of empathy and understanding for the furry companions that brighten their lives.

Ciolpani is a beacon of hope for us and proves that a joint effort, supported by empathy and cooperation, can create a world in which animals and humans live together in harmony.
And in this village, the bond between humans and their furry friends blossoms, a testament to the beauty of a community united by a common purpose.

A young girl named Ana lives in Ciolpani. Her world revolves around her beloved companion, a graceful cat named Luna. Ana's bond with Luna is one of unwavering love and companionship, and Luna, with her emerald green eyes and sleek fur, is Ana's confidante on every adventure. Ana's Aunt Elena, a compassionate soul with a heart for animals, recognized the importance of spaying and neutering to ensure Luna's well-being. She shared her concerns with Ana and explained the importance of the procedure to prevent health problems and ensure Luna's safety. Determined to promote Luna's health, Ana eagerly agreed to participate in our free neutering campaign.


The day of the campaign had arrived and Ana took Luna in her arms to make her way to the clinic. The atmosphere was full of anticipation as volunteers and pet owners gathered, all with the common goal of ensuring the wellbeing of their furry companions. Aunt Elena and Ana stood together, waiting patiently for Luna's turn to be operated on. Ana's eyes shone with concern, her little fingers stroked Luna's fur and comforted her with gentle, loving whispers. The moment Luna was handed over to the vets, Ana's heart clenched with worry, but her aunt's reassuring smile helped allay her fears. During the operation, Ana sat next to her aunt and eagerly absorbed every word the vet said about the importance of Luna's aftercare. The vet explained the post-op instructions, emphasizing that Luna needed a quiet and comfortable place to recover, that she should not lick her stitches, and that she needed special care and attention. Attention. With a determined glint in her eye, Ana busily made notes on a piece of paper, determined to follow every instruction to the letter.  She promised Luna a speedy recovery and assured her that she would be by her side every step of the way.

When Luna woke up from the anesthetic, Ana's face lit up with relief. She cradled Luna in her arms, gently stroking her fur and whispering words of comfort and love to her. Aunt Elena praised Ana's commitment to Luna's welfare and admired her maturity and love for her beloved pet.

Their journey through the neutering campaign not only ensured Luna's well-being, but also strengthened the bond between Ana and her aunt. Together, they have shown that love, care and dedication can overcome any challenge and create a world where pets like Luna can thrive in the warmth of a loving family.

The success of the free neutering campaign in Ciolpani, Romania, would not have been possible without your commitment to animal welfare and your belief in the importance of neutering. Our work has made a profound difference to the community. The free actions in Ciolpani are a testament to the power of community collaboration and compassion for our furry friends. Through the support of SUST donors, the dedication of our volunteers and the commitment of pet owners, we have made great strides in promoting responsible pet ownership and combating stray animal overpopulation.

The impact of this campaign goes far beyond the 66 neuterings and treatments carried out. It promotes a culture of compassion, education and cohesion within the community.

Thank you!

 

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Campaign Report Romania Ciolpani November 2023
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