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Community Cats
• Feral cats in large, urban community (e.g., 2,600 sq. mi., 3.4 million residents), veterinary services in area, humane organization’s resources limited
• Lots of community cats/cats of low income in a 50-mile radius, with a veterinary clinic in area
• Feral cats, traditional methods of feral cat control, including trap and remove, have failed to make a dent in the overall situation. Ability to develop low cost s/n resources

Any Cats or Dogs
• A population of at least 250,000 in a 90-mile radius, with lots of humane organizations/rescue groups with unmet needs for low cost s/n services
• Rural communities or towns with under 25,000 people (or any organization that expects to provide 500 to 1000 surgeries per year/per vet) with a vet clinic in area
• Urban area (500,000+) lacks an aggressive high-volume, low-cost spay/neuter clinic.
• No animal control, no nothing, no kidding!

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