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50% Night at POUR
Wednesday, August 4th
7:00pm to 10:00pm
 For the fifth year in a row Robert Volz, owner of Pour Wine Bar & Bistro, will hold a special night and generously give 50% of proceeds to FCCO.
POUR features wine paired with small, savory plates with local and seasonal ingredients. Come out for an epicurean delight while supporting the cats!
POUR Wine Bar & Bistro, NE 28th and Broadway in Portland
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Are you a golfer or looking for a great gift for a golfer? FCCO is excited to be a part of the 2010 LPGA Safeway Classic "TICKETS Fore CHARITY" event. 100% of the money from each weekly tournament ticket purchase can go directly to FCCO. After record attendance last year, this year's Safeway Classic will be returning to Pumpkin Ridge Golf Club, August 16th-22nd. Weekly tournament tickets are good for admission all days and are as low as $20. Click for more details. |
Spay & Save is a project of the Animal Shelter Alliance of Portland (ASAP), of which FCCO is a founding member. We want to dramatically reduce the euthanasia of cats across the Portland Oregon metro area during the next five years. This is a collective effort - we need your help, too.
 Are you a feral cat caregiver? Do you have a cat that needs to be spayed/ neutered? There is help! Click here to read our caregiver information and about our spay/neuter clinics.
Please help us help the cats. Follow this link and print out our flyers and keep some in your car. When you are at the store, coffee shop, vet's office, church, or any place with a community bulletin board, please post one. Remember, each caregiver you reach is another cat helped, and suffering for future litters prevented!
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FCCO is growing and needs dedicated volunteers more than ever!
 We are always looking for help at our clinics, with fundraising, and in the office. Right now we also have some specific positions we are seeking to fill right away in Portland.
Cat scheduler/screener – speak directly with caregivers and schedule them to bring cats to clinics.
Trapper/Transportation – assist caregivers trap and/or transport cats to Portland clinics.
Trap Depot – maintain a trap inventory at your home or business where caregivers can pick up and return them.
Friday clinic volunteer – be part of a team helping 50 cats at Friday clinics.
New to our program? To get involved and for more information click here. Already a volunteer and looking to help on a new project? Contact the Volunteer Coordinator at volunteer@feralcats.com. |
What happens when cats multiply. The calculation is based on one unaltered cat and all offspring having a litter of 4 each over a ten year period.
The feral cat "equation" is staggering and always attention-grabbing. Our tee shirts with this equation printed on them are a great way to show your support for spay/neuter. These very popular shirts are available at FCCO clinics or on our website.
We now also have our "Spay & Neuter" shirts available at cafepress.com/FCCO with a variety of options. Shirts come in short or long-sleeved, hoodie, and men's and women's cuts, and there are also hats, tote bags and very cool mugs. Check them out and promote the spay/neuter message with pride! |
Trap-Neuter-Return: The Human/e Solution for Feral Cat Populations on YouTube
 The FCCO video is now available on YouTube! This documentary showcases several caregivers who have used our program, the services we provide, and how vital our program is for cats, for people, and for the community. This 9-minute video was produced by Brian Lindstrom and Cheryl Strayed. Click here to watch the video on YouTube now and then order your copy through our website!
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