Providing spay and neutering services for feral and community cats A. To provide spay/neuter procedures for feral, stray and unowned “community" cats so as to reduce the number of unwanted kittens that are born each year;B. To provide affordable spay/neuter procedures for dogs and cats owned by the general public so as to reduce the number of unwanted kittens and puppies that are born each year;C. To provide affordable spay/neuter procedures for dogs and cats owned by other rescue and shelter groups to help keep their costs down so they have more funding for their life-saving work;D. To provide affordable vaccinations, testing, microchipping, de-worming and other routine veterinary care to dogs and cats housed at animal shelters, sanctuaries, rescue groups as well as feral/ “community cats" so as to help keep these animals healthy and in their homes;E. To provide affordable vaccinations, testing, microchipping, de-worming and other routine veterinary care to dogs and cats owned by the general public so as to help keep these animals healthy and in their homes;F. To provide various programs that will help low-income community members keep their pets, such as providing free pet food and free or low-cost spay/neuter surgeries and vaccinations;G. To provide various programs that will help rescues, shelters, feral colony managers and sanctuaries, such as providing free pet food and supplies so that they can increase their rescue efforts by cutting food costs.H. To provide outreach and educational programs to teach the community about pet overpopulation, pet care, and humane education.