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WHO WE ARE

Prairie Song Rescue is a 501C3 organization dedicated to saving animals in the most underserved locations across the globe. Prairie  We go where others do not. We are also passionate about promoting and teaching people about animal welfare and population control to help future generations.

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OUR MISSION

Our mission is simple: to support animal welfare & safety & to inspire communities to treat the cretures with respect through community involvement and proper vetting. We are a 100% volunteer and private donation based organization working with animals of all shapes & sizes.

THE WHY

Worldwide, animals are facing unbelievable neglect, starvation and are not able to access even the most basic level of humane care. Most critters we work with come from areas with no resources, no government funding, no chance of offering a better life for these sweet souls. We take on the worst cases of animal neglect and suffering because they deserve better.

In just six years, one unspayed cat or dog and her offspring can produce close to a million kittens or puppies. Imagine a single unspayed female dog or cat giving birth to a litter of pups or kittens every few months – it’s no wonder there are so many homeless animals struggling to survive!? This is one reason why full vetting includes spaying/neutering every animal that comes into our care. 

We are on a heartfelt mission – to give a voice and a better life to the millions of animals in need.

Our dedicated team is passion to come together to put an end to this heartbreak. Through our work on tribal lands, with high kill shelters & TNVR (Trap-Neuter-Vaccinate-Release) programs, we are able to humanely help hundreds of dogs and cats, provide them with essential veterinary care in addition to vaccines and sterilization, and then make sure they find their perfect furever homes. 

We are committed to complete transparency with the generous donations received, ensuring that every single penny goes directly to serving the animals in our program. It’s such inspiring, compassionate work – giving a voice to the voiceless and fighting for the wellbeing of these vulnerable creatures.

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WHAT IS TNVR?

TNVR stands for Trap Neuter Vaccinate Release. It is also known as CNVR – Capture Neuter Vaccinate Release.

Dogs on the streets in most countries are there because they were born from other strays who have been dumped, or abandoned to live on the streets. They suffer from all types of abuse and in the nations were work in, they end up poisoned with strychnine, hit by cars, beaten, die of diseases like parvo, distemper, mange, internal parasites, starvation or being chased away as pests by people who do not want them nearby.

One dog will give birth to up to 12 puppies every 3.5 months, starving to feed herself and her pups. This cycle happens over and over.

There are millions of strays who live this way with no one championing their welfare.

We Give Them a Voice

By neutering or sterilizing, vaccinating for rabies and deworming, we stop so many diseases so that they can live a healthy life, and be better able to manage the stresses of street life. Dogs who live on the streets help to protect people’s homes, eat restaurant leftovers, catch rodents, and can live good lives if healthy. There is no evidence that removal of dogs alone has ever had a significant impact on dog population densities or the spread of rabies.
The World Health Organization
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WHAT WE DO

TNVR IS A ONE HEALTH INITIATIVE CONNECTING HUMAN AND ANIMAL HEALTH

We want to empower local communities to engage in solving their own stray dog issues, whether it be human animal conflict or the growing rabies epidemic that exists in many poorer countries.

By enlisting and training local veterinarians on how to perform the surgical procedures needed to sterilize, we are also teaching them that TNVR is the most sustainable solution to their stray dog overpopulation while stopping the spread of rabies at the same time.

We teach various teams on the ground how to safely catch, perform anesthesia and sterile techniques to ensure the best outcome for each animal. Local communities who enlist our help to do TNVR are the ones who feed and manage them after the surgery is complete and report to us if there are any issues. If we can neuter and vaccinate at least 75% of the dog population, we can see a huge decrease in the numbers of animals in a 2-5 year period.

The result is a community-owned program that cultivates empowered participants and humane, sustainable change that benefits people and the animals alike – One Health.

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