The Florence Copper Community Foundation awarded $2,500 to The Puppy Mamma to support the rescue and care of at-risk puppies in Pinal County.
The grant will help cover essential veterinary services, including spay and neuter surgeries, vaccinations, deworming, flea and tick prevention, and microchipping. At an average sterilization cost of $120 per puppy, the funding could help provide spay or neuter surgeries for approximately 20 puppies.
“This grant from the Florence Copper Community Foundation is a tremendous gift to our community. This funding will allow us to serve more puppies and make a lasting impact on pet overpopulation right here in Pinal County. We are so grateful to Florence Copper for investing in this work and for believing in what we do,” said Sandra Webb, director of The Puppy Mamma.
The Foundation is proud to support The Puppy Mamma’s efforts to give vulnerable puppies the care they need and help them find loving forever homes.
To learn more, visit https://www.thepuppymamma.com/who-we-are-and-ourmission.html.
