The list of web sites below are all helpers of Feral Paws Rescue!  They are given their time and service to help fight for the feral cats at Avenal State Prison. Veterinary Services, writing letters, donation of food, helping with placing the feral cats into loving homes, contacting newspapers and just so much more. All of us at Feral Paws Rescue could never keep up this fight for the sake of the feral cats in harms way with out all the special people helping as volunteers.

            http://alleycat.org

Alley Cat Allies is a HUGE!!!!!!! Supporter of Feral Paws Rescue Group!!!!! They have been apart of the TNR program back almost 7 years!  They are the reason for the TNR program that was started at Avenal State Prison 7 years back!  They are fighting in writting letters contacts goverment officals! Newspapers, Calling Avenal State Prison. Have alerts listed on their website about the treatment of the feral cats at Avenal State Prison.  They have stood beside Feral Paws Rescue from the start and are still fighting for our cause. We wont stop until TNR is reinstated and the feral cats at Avenal State Prison are out of harms way! Go to Alley cats website under Auction Alert and read about the Avenal State Prison feral cats! 

THANK YOU ALLEY CAT ALLIES FOR YOUR SUPPORT!!!!! OUTSTANDING JOB YOU HAVE DONE TO HELP US AT FERAL PAWS RESCUE!

Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) is a full management plan in which stray and feral cats already living outdoors in cities, towns, and rural areas are humanely trapped, then evaluated, vaccinated, and sterilized by veterinarians. Kittens and tame cats are adopted into good homes. Healthy adult cats too wild to be adopted are returned to their familiar habitat under the lifelong care of volunteers

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http://peta.org

Peta has been a huge supporter of Feal Paws Rescue Group!  Has supported our cause on their website under auction alert! Have called and spoke to Avenal State Prison! Demanded that TNR be reinstated and feeding of the feral cats reinstated.Written letter and so much more in help with our cause to help the feral cats on Avenal State Prison grounds.  Peta is still working hard with Feral Paws Rescue to reinstate the TNR program at Avenal State Prison

PETA believes that animals have rights and deserve to have their best interests taken into consideration, regardless of whether they are useful to humans. Like you, they are capable of suffering and have an interest in leading their own lives; therefore, they are not ours to use—for food, clothing, entertainment, experimentation, or any other reason. Read more. PETA's Uncompromising Stands on Animal Rights Frequently Asked Questions About Animal Rights Support Our Work Annual Review Contact Us Victories

http://www.myvetonline.com/website/kingscanyon/

Dr. LeRoy LeBeuf  has been working with Feral Paws Rescue! Doing many of the spay and neuter of the feral cats from Avenal State Prison.

http://abbypethospital.com

Abby Pet Hospital has just been outstanding in helping with the feral cats at Avenal State Prison! They have a special account set up for the Avenal Prison cats. For donations to help with the cost of medical needs that some of the cats made need. Once they are removed from Prison grounds. They have Spay and Neuter so many  of the cats at Avenal State Prison!

Abby Pet Hospital professional services include

• Behavior Counseling  

• Boarding • Carecredit • Flea Control

  • Feral Cat Spray/Neuter Program 

     • Immunization/Vaccinations 

• Internal/External Parasite Control 

  • Microchip Identification  

• Pain Management • Pharmacy

• Saturday Vaccine Clinic

In house surgical procedures include

• Alterbark 

• Declawing • Dentistry

• Orthopedic Surgery

• Neuters • Spay

Our diagnostics services include

 • Bronchoscope • Endoscope 

• In house Laboratory

• Radio Surgery • Radiology 

Our specialties include

• Cancer Therapy • Cardiology 

• Dermatology • Geriatrics

• Obesity • Ophthalmology

• Preventive Medicine 

If you have any questions please contact us at 

559.442.1127

http://www.hsus.org/join

 Has been a huge help in writting letters, contacting Avenal State Prison, Supported our cause in listing what has been taken place on Avenal State Prison grounds towards the feral cats! Even wanted to come on grounds to check on the feral cats. But was turned down by the wardens office to allow them to enter the prison grounds to see the feral cats in harms way!

The Humane Society of the United States (HSUS) has worked since 1954 to promote the protection of all animals. With nearly ten million members and constituents, The HSUS is the nation’s largest and most powerful animal protection organization, working in the United States and abroad to defend the interests of animals. We celebrate the human-animal bond, and we fight animal cruelty and abuse in all of its forms. We work to reduce suffering and to create meaningful social change for animals by advocating for public policies to protect animals, investigating cruelty and working to enforce existing laws, educating the public about the issues, and conducting hands-on programs, such as assisting animals when disasters strike. Our major campaigns target four primary issues: 1) factory farming, 2) animal fighting and other forms of animal cruelty, 3) the fur trade, and 4) inhumane sport hunting practices. Our other campaigns take on puppy mills, the private ownership of exotic animals as pets, greyhound racing, and particularly unacceptable animal research and testing practices, such as the use of great apes in research. Our two signature programs—Pets for Life and Wild Neighbors—celebrate the benefits of the bond between people and animals who live with us or in our communities, and teach people how to solve human/animal conflicts humanely. And we provide direct care for thousands of animals at our sanctuaries, wildlife rehabilitation centers, and mobile veterinary clinics. Throughout this site you can learn more about The HSUS and how you can support our work. A humane society starts with you. The Humane Society of the United States 2100 L St., NW Washington, DC 20037 202-452-1100

http://www.petsforlife.org

HSUS has supported Feral Paws Rescue by telling our story and cause to fight for the feral cats at Avenal State Prison on their web site!  Also has contacted the prison regarding their concerns of the treatment of the feral cats on prison grounds!

Our Pets for Life Program ©2002 Whim Whams Illustration Studio If you're lucky enough to share your life with a pet, you already know that the relationship requires commitment and perseverance. Surely you remember when you last came home to a chewed up pair of slippers (or worse!), a litter box accident, or an eerily quiet house thanks to your dog's "Hairy Houdini" escape act. Pets provide us with unconditional love and companionship, and even lower our blood pressure. But sometimes they can make our blood boil when they act like, well, animals. Sadly, for too many animals exhibiting behaviors their caregivers can't deal with, their fate is tragic: They are given up, or given up on. Foreign Language Pet Behavior Tip Sheets   French / Spanish   Behavior problems top the list of reasons for pet relinquishment. Thousands of other pets are given up because of lifestyle changes, such as the birth of a child, or human health issues, such as family members with allergies or HIV/AIDS. Still others are given up because their caregivers couldn't find animal-friendly rental housing, or because their owners simply had unrealistic expectations about what it meant to care for a pet. For all these reasons, The Humane Society of the United States has launched the Pets for Life program. Our goal: to curtail the numbers of animals relinquished to shelters—or otherwise given up on—because of breaks in the human-animal bond. To achieve this goal, we're developing a variety of programs to empower pet caregivers to solve the problems that threaten their relationships with pets. Our extensive collection of information sheets helps caregivers meet the many challenges of pet ownership. Our outreach efforts to physicians and other health professionals seek to combat some of the myths surrounding health problems related to pet ownership. Our Pets for Life National Training Center, supported by a consortium of foundations and companies, teaches animal-sheltering professionals how to institute stress-reduction programs for shelter animals, to offer dog-training and pet-parenting classes to the public, and even to set up telephone helplines for frustrated pet owners. Finally, our programs and information promoting spaying and neutering, including our Spay/Neuter Clinic & Animal Wellness Center in Dallas remain at the foundation of our efforts to reduce overpopulation.

http://www.nokillsolutions.com/home

No kill Advoacy has been a big part of the many different agency's that support Feral Paws Rescue group. They have contacted the prison in treatment of the feral cats on prison grounds. Written letters, etc. Put information regarding our cause to reinstate the TNR program at Avenal State Prison on their web site.

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