FUNDING REPORT - APRIL 2, 2021

 

A BIG THANK YOU to all who helped us get over this next hump! We rounded up funds from the sales of our CumbreCats Community CookBooks, the sales from the Handmade Cards being sold at Veronica the village Vets, and from the loving folks who donated on PayPal after our Community emailer. Plus some came in through the sale of our Gift Certificates. 

All in all - 481,50 was delivered to Veronica and just in time because the push is on to get as many cats trapped and neutered before the tourists get here. As we discovered last year, the combination of traffic and tourist causing chaos, the cats stay hidden at home. 

 

The CumbreCats Community Cookbook is AVAILABLE AT Cumbre Community Coffee Mornings and at the local veterinarian in Benitachell

Centro Veterinario Verónica Català Pascual
Carrer Molí, 8, 03726 El Poble Nou de Benitatxell, Alicante
Closes 3:30PM
Phone: 658 254 379 
Contact: Veronica

This Cookbook is a Fundraiser Item to Help Support & Fund the CumbreCats Trap-Neuter-Release Campaign, which is a Volunteer Citizen Run Initiative that does not receive funds from local or regional governments and must rely on public donations. 

•Let us all give the CumbreCats the care they deserve. 
•Kindness First - Because Cats Count! 
 
MINIMUM DONATION: 10 euros
- All funds are giving directly to our local veterinarian in return for neutering services and other cat care services.

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