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Spay Aborts. AC&C’s Way to Control Their Numbers

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As we promised, we will be highlighting EVERY animal that the AC&C tries to spay abort. Rescues are stepping up to say that they BEG the NYC AC&C to send them the cats, without spaying, but the shelter refuses. They would rather risk the mother cat’s life, and potentially harm their mental state, than send to one of their approved rescues.

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It may be too late for Pez and Twizzler. But, as far as we know, they are still pregnant. Please tell the AC&C that if a rescue wants to take responsibility for their unborn kittens, they should let them. Why risk their lives? Do we have to also start highlighting EVERY botched spay/neuter?  Please reach out to the NYC AC&C here: http://accn.convio.net/contactus –  Tell them this is NOT ok and help put an end to the senseless killing.

Pez:  http://nyccats.urgentpodr.org/pez-a1036149/

Twizzler:  http://nyccats.urgentpodr.org/twizzler-a1036150/

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  15. WHY WHY WHY !!!!!!! I do not understand . Who the heck makes these stupid death rules !!!! WHY won’t they let rescue take them .. who is tripping off of this ? Who in charge is getting their jollies from this? Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

  17. PLEASE DON’T PUT THE BEAUTIFUL Tuxedo mama or Orange mama to sleep!!Give them a chance…Give their kittens a chance.LOVINGLY SHARED FROM FLORIDA WITH HOPES SOMEONE RESCUES BOTH MAMAS.

  19. Not trashing those who save lives – I am one, have 19 cats of my own, all “throw away” seniors. I am tired of seeing healthy and treatable adult cats on the Gone but Not Forgotten lists. I look forward to the day when we don’t have to ‘prioritize’ and choose who lives and who dies, but until then I will always choose those already born.

  20. I am currently fostering a momma and her 5 kittens — she had the kittens in ACC the night before they were going to do a spay abort — I would have fostered her either way. (and the rescue was committed to pulling her with or without the kittens) They pulled 2 sick cats the same night — one who needed immediate surgery due to Pyometra.

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