Developing a cure for
animal overpopulation:
a cookie to spay and neuter
... without surgery.
My Dog Is On The Pill
Our Mission
Our mission is to
bring a permanent end
to global pet overpopulation,
end the cycle of suffering
for 1 billion strays and
prevent the deaths
of over 30,000 children
who die from rabies
each year.
Our Mission
Our mission is to bring a permanent end to global pet
overpopulation, end the cycle of suffering for 1 billion strays
and prevent the deaths of over 30,000 children who die
from rabies each year.
How?
By using cutting-edge science to develop the Spay
and Neuter Cookie.
Once completed, the Cookies will be capable of spaying
and neutering – without surgery.
The Cookies are being engineered so they will only need
to be eaten one time.
They are also being designed to be species-specific.
Though not ready yet, when used as intended they will be
safe and will not harm humans, animals or the environment.
No animals are harmed in our work.
Our animals are strays whom we rescue and then adopt
into loving homes.
We are a nonprofit grassroots group doing work that
billion-dollar for-profit drug companies should be doing.
But they're not.
There are too many lives at stake and we cannot wait for
the drug companies to do it, so we're doing it ourselves.
We receive no government support and our budget for last year was approximately $270,000.
Our work survives entirely on contributions and we depend on our generous donors.
Please join us in this exciting project by becoming a member and sharing this.
Learn more about Why We Do This
and about our Science.
How?
We are on track to accomplish our mission by using cutting-edge science to develop the
Spay and Neuter Cookie.
Once completed, the Cookies will be capable of spaying and neutering – without surgery.
The Cookies are being engineered
so they will only need to be eaten one time.
They are also being designed to be species-specific.
Though not ready yet, when used as intended they will be safe and will not harm humans, animals or the environment.
We of course go to great
lengths to ensure that
no animals are harmed.
In fact, our Pilot Pups are
strays whom we rescue and
then adopt into loving homes.
We are a nonprofit grassroots group, doing work that billion-dollar for-profit drug companies should be doing.
But they're not.
There are too many lives
at stake and we cannot
wait for the drug companies,
so we're doing the work
ourselves.
With no support from
the government, our budget
last year was $270,000.
As you can see, our work
survives entirely thanks to
contributions from
caring people.
We invite you to join us in
this important global project
and to learn more about
and our Science.
Thank you for caring.
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