Neutering
Each procedure helps prevent more unwanted litters.
Rescuing animals should not be a privilege
Rescuing animals should not be a privilege
A PROJECT WE SUPPORT
Gülay helps cats in need. Neutering and veterinary care are part of her rescue work.
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WHAT THE ANIMALS NEED
Each procedure helps prevent more unwanted litters.
Five days at the veterinary clinic are included in the quoted cost.
Existing clinic bills make further care difficult to fund.
THE PROJECT IN NUMBERS
Costs reported on 5 October 2026
For newer developments, see Latest news.
THE STORY BEHIND THE PROJECT
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This introduction comes from the existing project portrait. The figures above come from the dated report.
The Rescuer:
"I found Biyikli (which means 'Moustache' in English) sitting on the hood of a car in 2020. He was very cold and hungry, so I took him home immediately and fed him.
When I found him, he was tiny, not even two months old. The next day, we took him to the vet for a check-up. From that moment on, Biyikli was part of our family.
Unfortunately, two months later, he was diagnosed with FIP disease. The vet was not able to identify it right away, and it took another 20 days for another clinic to confirm the diagnosis. We started treatment immediately. However, the initial dosage was not high enough because the infection had crossed the brain barrier.
The next six months were not easy, but then we received another medication from abroad, and thanks to that, Biyikli regained his health. It's a miracle that he survived.
In 2023, during the earthquake, I couldn't find Biyikli for five days. Our house was significantly damaged, but despite the chaos, I returned every day and finally found him on the fifth day.
I am so happy to be his mother. I promised to advocate for other animals in need through the page I created for Biyikli."
LATEST PROJECT NEWS
Costs reported on 5 October 2026 · update dated 9 October
Gülay wants to have cats neutered. According to her update of 5 October, each procedure costs 9,000 TL (approximately €163.33), including five days at the veterinary clinic.
Neutering helps prevent further unwanted litters. The clinic stay following the procedure is included in the quoted amount.
With existing clinic bills still outstanding, Gülay cannot cover these additional costs alone. Support is needed for the procedures and aftercare.
The euro equivalent is rounded, using the source text’s conversion dated 9 October 2026: €1 = 55.1033 TL.
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