Heartfelt thanks to those who have done their, large or small through volunteerism, activism,
donations, or simply taking the time to help an animal in need. All make a difference in some way
and are greatly appreciated by us and the fellow earthlings we were meant to care for.
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Business Sponsors:
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PetsMart Charities
Glenwood Veterinary Clinic
Carter Carpets
Lowe's
Sassy T's
Mel and Mimi
Pro Clean Systems
West Rome Animal Clinic
Culbreth Carr Watson
Zaxby's
Lakeview Animal Clinic
American Express Foundation
North Georgia Distributing
Company
Floyd County Motorcycle Sales
Lamar Sign Company
Whitehall Medical Center
Maloney Tree Service
Lee's Furniture/ Mr. and Mrs.
Lee Hampton
Calhoun Sporting Goods
The Pedigree Division of
MasterFoods
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For donations of medical supplies
To everyone that clips Purina
Weight Circles help provide food for
the animals.
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And to all of you who have
spread the word about this
program!
All of the responsible pet
owners who have their pets
spayed and neutered!
All of the exceptional
caregivers who have given
their time to make life a little
more comfortable for the feral
cat colonies they care for.
All of the wonderful families
that have adopted pets!
The Sterile Feral
husbands/boyfriends for your
endless patience - and of
course to our veterinarians,
answering our endless
questions and volunteering
so much time, without who
we would not be
here!
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Thanks to the volunteers and local veterinarians, The Sterile Feral can and has made a nothing is
ever FREE. The cost for supplies is very high. We rely strictly on donations to operate our facility.
As more people become aware of our program we find ourselves growing. As we grow, our
needs grow. We continue to need cash donations for food and supplies. The more we have, the
more we can do.
The Sterile Feral is a non-profit organization and your donations are tax deductible.
WHERE DOES YOUR MONEY GO?
These are just examples of what your donation will do for The Sterile Feral.
Many of these items are at special pricing because we are a nonprofit organization.
Of course we do have many other expenses that are not listed
such as vet bills for sick animals, medication, and surgical supplies.
$1 - 4 cans of cat food
$5 - 5 bags of cat litter
$10 - 1 large bag of cat food
$25 - 2 rabies vaccines
$35 - 2 50 lbs bags of dog food
$50 - neuter/spay of one cat
$100 - neuter/spay of one dog
$150 - 30 canine heartworm tests
$250 - 30 feline leukemia/FIV tests
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In 2004, The Pedigree division of Masterfoods Inc.
sent an unbelievable donation. 7,500 lbs of pet food!
90 cases of Whiska's canned cat food, 55- 20 lb.
bags of Whiska's dry cat food. 90 cases of Pedigree
canned dog food, and 100- 40 lb bags of Pedigree
dry food.
Hurricane Ivan couldn't stop the truck driver who
drove to us in such weather, or the volunteers who
did the unloading. The food was quickly distributed
to the colony caregivers, and those in need of help
in the community.
There are no words to show the appreciation for
those involved in getting this together for The Sterile
Feral Inc. If they could only have seen the looks of
gratitude by the many that benefited from their
generosity.
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(L) Tom Berry delivering food (in
Hurricane Ivan) to those who were
not able to come and get food.
(R) Ila Jones turned 101 August of
2004. She feeds a colony of cats
outside her back door of her
assisted living home at the Roman
Court.
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(L) Mrs. Bramlett feeds 9 rescued
dogs and a
colony of cats at her home.
recipients
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