or a pure bred German Shepard and would like to meet either
one please contact Kurt at the number below.
If you think that keeping cat populations in check in urban
centres is a community problem, we couldn’t agree with you
more. Unfortunately, CAS has to undertake this programme
relying only on its private donors. And despite the generosity
of local veterinarians the cost of sterilizing the cats can making
for shocking end of the month vet bills.
If you are looking to adopt and dog or cat or perhaps willing to
foster a pet please contact Kurt and Laura at 95 252 1426 or
Fiona via our website: www.casnerja.webs.com or the CAS
Facebook page: /casnerja.
For all cat lovers, CAS’s own Fiona has set up a fantastic
Facebook page you can see here: /East of Malaga kittens and
cats/Gatitos de la Axarquia. It will warm your heart.
CAS cat corner
Geogie (pictured), the black and
white kitten who was found by
one our fosterers in their garage a
couple of months ago, turned out
to be a boy. He was taken in for
his first vaccinations at the end of
January and during his
examination the vet took a look
under the hood to determine the
kitten’s sex.
Could you help?
CAS is always in need of more volunteer
helpers in a number of areas, so if you have
spare time to fill, please make contact! In
particular, more fundraisers are needed to
work with our team. In addition, fosterers are
always required to take short-term care of
animals until a permanent home can be
found for them. Even if you are only here for
few months a year, CAS would appreciate
your help. For a no-obligation chat, contact
Vera on 95 252 9670 for general enquiries.
Simone on 619 903 815 can answer queries
about airport runs in English, German or
Spanish.
With some initial protection provided by the first set of jabs
Georgie was placed into a cattery and advertised for rehoming.
CAS is pleased to announce that he was adopted in mid-
February by a local couple from Torrox Costa. Georgie quickly
settled in with his new family which includes two children and
two other cats. Well done, Georgie boy!
And despite the tough times and
uncertainties, money is always needed to
cope with the continuous flow of abandoned
dogs and cats requiring help from CAS.
If you could donate a little to help the
animals, CAS would be most grateful.
Bank: Cajamar
Account Name: Costa Animal Society
Account Number: 3058 0728 03 2720100283
BIC-Swift Code: CCRIES2A
CAS works very hard to keep the cat population in Nerja under
control. When necessary we engage in the standard trap-
neuter-return programme described by the American Society
for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals as “the most humane,
effective and financially sustainable strategy for controlling
free-roaming cat populations.”
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