"My Town" Reserved Donations for Off-Site Blitzes
As a registered non-profit organization, Spay Panama rely's much on the donations of good-hearted people like you. Our goal is to reach as many companion animals throughout Panama as possible. Everyday, we receive several requests from concerned animal lovers to please come to, "My Town." This is a special list for those people who would like to reserve a donation for an off-site blitz for a special town. It's easy, just click, and donate, and your donation will be reserved for a future blitz.
"Santiago Blitz"
"Darien Blitz"
Volunteers Needed
Spay Panama's Animals Yes, USA and Spay Panama offer vet students the opportunity for hands-on experience and veterinarians to come share their knowledge while enjoying another culture and making a difference for the less fortunate dogs and cats in Panama.
Spay Panama's
Animals Yes, USA
Please help and make your tax-deductible gift to SPAYES to support our animal education, welfare and sterilization campaigns. Thank you for caring about Panama's animals!
Sponsor a Spay/Neuter
We understand that not everyone can come to Panama and volunteer, so that is why sponsoring a less fortunate animal is a great alternative. Sponsor as a gift
or in loving memory of a loved one.
You can always be reassured that 100%
of your monetary gift will go towards the
welfare of the animal, education, and
medical supplies.
SPAYes News
Spay Panama's Animals Yes, USA is an all volunteer, non-profit, 501(c)3 organization.
Easy Donations with PayPal or Google checkout
May 2012
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June 2012
The Charlip Family (Jun. 5-15) will be joining Spay Panama's Clinic. Also, Elizabeth Graham and Diane Matute (Jun. 19-26), vet students from the US, will be volunteering with Spay Panama for UVIT Session III.
July 2012
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August 2012
15 veterinarians and assistances,from The Spay and Neuter Clinic, will be participating with Spay Panama's Clinic, and off-site blitz.
September 2012
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October 2012
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November 2012
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December 2012
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2012 Calendar
Spay Panama Sterilization Statistics as of April 2012:
40,957 Dogs and Cats
To view donations or medical/supply purchases, please click the below button. Thank you for your contribution!
Spay Panama-Chiriqui
Chiriqui Chapter of Spay Panama
Here in the highlands of Panamá, in March of 2006 Dorothy Atwater and a few helpful volunteers began a mission to end the suffering of dogs and cats - often homeless, starving, and diseased - and to help educate people that their pets have feelings and need love, proper food, shelter, and water. We primarily provide low-cost spaying and neutering to the less advantaged Panamanians. We ask $20 per dog and $10 per cat (which is my actual cost) but no one is turned away for inability to pay. For more information, articles, and pictures on the Chiriqui Chapter Spay/Neuter Campaign, please visit, www.spaypanama-chiriqui.org.
If you would like to make a monetary donation specifically for Spay Panama-Chiriqui, please click this Paypal.
Dorothy Atwater and Dr.Tello during a Sterilization Blitz.
Spay Panama-Chiriqui Donations
Spay Panama Fiscal Year 2011 Annual Report, click here.
Spay Panama Clinic Protocal Guidelines, Clinic Hours, Location, Information Page, click here.
Thank you for your donation!
Other Gift
WORLD SPAY DAY 2012
Thinking of helping animals, but don't know where to start? Donate! Every donation assures a brighter future for those animals that are less fortunate in Panama. Not only are the animals spayed and neutered, but they receive vaccines, treatment for medical problems, and lots of tender loving care. Our mission is to reach the lives of as many animals in Panama as possible. And with your help, that is endless. Together we can end the misery of animals that are starved, sick, abused, and homeless.
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2012 CALENDARS
For the third year, Panama joined forces with many countries around the world to promote spay/neuter through massive sterilization campaigns. World Spay Day is an event to shine a spotlight on spay/neuter as a proven means of saving the lives of companion animals, feral cats, and street dogs who might otherwise be put down in a shelter or killed on the street. Globally, roaming pets and community animals contribute to the problem of street animal overpopulation. Often local authorities and individuals electrocute, shoot, poison, or use other brutal methods to kill unwanted animals. In addition to being inhumane, these methods are not an effective long-term solution to street animal overpopulation. They may also accidentally harm the environment or kill other animals in the community. The good news is that it doesn't have to be this way. Spay/Neuter Saves Lives. Spay/neuter is a permanent, 100-percent effective method of birth control for cats, dogs, and rabbits. When we spay or neuter pets, feral cats, and other street animals, we ensure those animals and their offspring will not add to the millions of already suffering animals. The message of World Spay Day is that by spaying or neutering your pet, by supporting spay/neuter efforts in Panama and abroad, and by informing others of the importance of spay/neuter, you become an important part of the solution! It's tragic that millions of animals suffer and die when such a simple solution is available. We can make the world a better place for us all. Be a part of the solution—promote spay/neuter!
