FUNDRAISING REPORT - NOVEMBER 14, 2020

 
 
In an effort to raise more funds to support the campaign, there are now SPONSORSHIP GIFT CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE.
 
These Gift Certificates come in two sizes... Male / 30 euros and Female / 60 euros .
 
Your contribution will go straight to our local vet so that when the Trapping Team deliver the cats they can be tending too with the knowledge that there are funds to support their procedures. 
 
These Certificates are Available in Every Language... Make a Great Gift to a Cat and Community Lover!
 
Just email CumbreCats@gmail.com or pick one up at the Tennis Bar or at the Benitachell Vets office!


Big Hugs and Thank Yous to Gifters and Donators. Their names can be found on the
 WALL OF GRATITUDE 


THE MISSION STATEMENT

The Cumbre Cats Control Campaign is a Private Citizen Initiative created by a group of Concerned Residents from the urbanisation of Benitachell called Cumbre del Sol, Alicante, Spain.

The group of combined residents created this Campaign in order to Trap-Neuter-Return the cats that have been abandoned by previous owners, for whatever reason.

The goal is to co ordinate directly with the resident veterinarian in the town of Benitachell (Alicante) who is a legal registered business. The vet charges 60 euros for a female and 30 euros for a male to be neutered and eartipped. 


The campaign is comprised of two teams of private community citizens - the Trap Team and the Fundraising Team.

A centralised PayPal account collects donations from private citizens in order to fund the humane neutering services by the registered veterinarian Centro Veterinario Verónica Català Pascual of Benitachell (Alicante).

All cash donations are delivered to Centro Veterinario Verónica Català Pascual, who in return awards the Campaign with a Receipt of Payment in order to track all funds utilised for neutering services.

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