STERI-ANIMAL

STERI-ANIMAL is a Canadian nonprofit organization dedicated to the sterilization and medical care of community cats, including stray, abandoned, and feral cats primarily in the Montreal area. The organization focuses on humane population control and improving the health of vulnerable feline populations through spaying and neutering, as well as vaccinating and testing cats for diseases such as feline leukemia and FIV (Feline Immunodeficiency Virus)[1].

The charity operates by facilitating access to essential veterinary services for cats that are often underserved or at risk, aiming to reduce the number of unwanted animals, control the spread of disease, and promote welfare within local cat communities. STERI-ANIMAL plays a role in community cat management by addressing both health and population issues through targeted interventions.

Registered under the Business Registration Number 857135503RR0001, STERI-ANIMAL is recognized as a charitable organization in Canada. The organization partners with local veterinary clinics and community volunteers to carry out its mission of cat sterilization and health care.

While its primary operational focus is on the Montreal region, STERI-ANIMAL reflects a broader movement within Canadian animal welfare efforts to provide humane, community-based solutions to the challenges posed by feral and stray cat populations.

Note: This article is based on publicly available information about STERI-ANIMAL's activities and registration details as a Canadian charity.