Galapagos Islands

Next Campaign: August 2nd - 7th, 2010
Status: We would like to recruit one more vet


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Thank you to The Milton and Tamar Maltz Family Foundation, The Galapagos Conservancy and
The Sea Shepherd Conservation Society for supporting our work this year.
Galapagos Islands

Animal Balance works with the CIMEI (Municipality), Galapagos National Park
Service,  Charles Darwin Station, WildAid, Sea Shepherd Conservation
Society, SEGAL, SESA, Police, CEA and the local community to sterilize the
cats and dog on Santa Cruz, San Cristobal, Floreana and Isabela Islands.

The Galapagos Islands are home to unique and endangered blue footed
boobies, white finned sharks, penguins, flamingos, giant tortoises, marine
iguanas AND cats and dogs.

Together we are working to ensure that the cat and dog populations are
humanely controlled so that the delicate native species can survive and the
people and agencies have the tools they need to continue to humanely
manage the populations in the future.

Since 2004, together with our partners, we have sterilize 96% of the cats
and dogs that live in the municipal areas of the islands. We have; trained the
Ecuadorian vets in spay and neuter techniques, outfitted 3 animal clinics,
distributed free collars and leashes to everyone that brought their dog to be
sterilized, held dog training classes to help people take responsibility for
their pets, visited schools teaching a humane education module, held fun
community events and empowered the Municipality to manage the project in
the future.

Reports: 2004 - 2009

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