HOMELESS ANIMALS RELIEF PROJECT
662-292-0922
Our thanks to CNF for their support!
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Our mission is to reduce cat suffering and overpopulation by offering free or very low-cost birth control surgery (spay or neuter) to cats and kittens living with low income folks and the poor in north Mississippi, and to feral (wild) cats.
If you are low-income or caring for feral cats, call to see if you qualify for this free or very low-cost care for your cat.
If you are low-income or caring for feral cats, call to see if you qualify for this free or very low-cost care for your cat.
Above: Cats recovering from surgery. Spay/neuter surgery is the sustainable, proactive intervention to prevent litters of kittens for whom there will be no homes.
Help us help more animals by purchasing our new book on animal welfare, $5 For a Cat Head. With a focus on spaying and neutering, the book was released in 2020. Buying a paper copy directly from HARP yields the highest profit to the cats, but the book is available as paperback or ebook from Amazon, B&N, and booksellers nationwide.
To buy direct, mail a check for $25 (postage is included) to HARP, POB 371, Senatobia MS 38668 for your copy.
100% of profits from the sale of the book go to fund spay/neuter surgery for less fortunate cats. None of your money goes for administrative costs, fundraising, or advertising—we've got that covered.
In full color and nearly 200 pages, the book is packed with tales of hope and tips on how you can reduce animal suffering.
In $5 For a Cat Head, you will:
Read true stories of dogs and cats encountered in 23 years of animal welfare work.
Realize why spay/neuter surgery should be your first priority when promoting pet welfare.
Understand some of the realities low-income pet owners face when trying to care for their pets.
Consider the issues involved in getting dogs off chains.
Explore feral cat concerns.
Learn steps you can take to encourage feline spay/neuter surgery at an early age.
Discover ways you can help others get their pets fixed.
Recognize your responsibilities when offering homeless pets for adoption.
Review some of the reasons people do not properly care for their pets.
Determine potential interventions with injured and stray animals.
Discern the best organizations to which you can donate your money or time.
Find inspiration to improve pet welfare in your community. Gain perspective on the catchphrase ‘no-kill.’
To buy direct, mail a check for $25 (postage is included) to HARP, POB 371, Senatobia MS 38668 for your copy.
100% of profits from the sale of the book go to fund spay/neuter surgery for less fortunate cats. None of your money goes for administrative costs, fundraising, or advertising—we've got that covered.
In full color and nearly 200 pages, the book is packed with tales of hope and tips on how you can reduce animal suffering.
In $5 For a Cat Head, you will:
Read true stories of dogs and cats encountered in 23 years of animal welfare work.
Realize why spay/neuter surgery should be your first priority when promoting pet welfare.
Understand some of the realities low-income pet owners face when trying to care for their pets.
Consider the issues involved in getting dogs off chains.
Explore feral cat concerns.
Learn steps you can take to encourage feline spay/neuter surgery at an early age.
Discover ways you can help others get their pets fixed.
Recognize your responsibilities when offering homeless pets for adoption.
Review some of the reasons people do not properly care for their pets.
Determine potential interventions with injured and stray animals.
Discern the best organizations to which you can donate your money or time.
Find inspiration to improve pet welfare in your community. Gain perspective on the catchphrase ‘no-kill.’
Other reliable resources about cat overpopulation, feral cat care, and spay/neuter surgery include:
alleycat.org
spaymemphis.org
fixbyfive.org
operationcatnip.org
neighborhood cats.org
alleycat.org
spaymemphis.org
fixbyfive.org
operationcatnip.org
neighborhood cats.org
The "I Care for Animals" Car Tag Program is in its 16th year of assisting animal shelters, humane organizations and municipalities, primarily with spay/neuter programs. The Homeless Animals Relief Project has received generous grants through this endeavor, and those funds go directly to fixing cats living with the poor. Next time you need to renew your license tag, consider upgrading to an I Care for Animals tag. You'll be helping animals all across the great state of Mississippi to live healthier, happier, and longer lives! You can purchase these eye-catching license tags at your county tax assessor's office. Show your concern for animals and get a tag for your vehicle!