some of the feral cat orgs seem to do good work, but as you say, it may vary
from one locale to another.

Have you asked any local vets?

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ie
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"tanukiki" wrote in message
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"getreal" wrote in message
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Among the various animal help organizations there are some real losers
and some real genuine helpers. The Tucson Humane Society in an example
of the former.

Many of these so called "non-profit" orgs exist mainly for themselves;
sometimes paying high salaries to their "non-profit" employees.

I'm looking to donate a sizeable amount of money, and have located some
animal help organizations that look good statistically. If anyone has
any recommendations of orgs that can walk the walk (direct/indirect care
to animals), besides talking the talk (mailings soliciting
contributions, etc) let me know. Right now I'm leaning towards some
foreign orgs, since most in the USA are big corporations and have lost
sight of their main purpose.

http://www.siameserescue.org They have 5 "centers" across the US. There
are two actual physical centers in VA and TX (with foster homes helping
these out) and 3 centers that are groups of fosters based out of CO and
CA. They do remarkable things for a lot of cats. We just adopted a kitty
from them.