Rozzie May Animal Alliance (RMAA) partners with profile Motors, Conway, to keep kids safe and companion animals in their homes. The weekend of Jan. 27 & 28, Profile Motors welcomes the Keeping Kids Safe Project and RMAA. Keeping Kids Safe Project is a National Child Safety Program that tours the country providing FBI Quality Digital Fingerprints to families (safety in prints!). Friday the 27th 2-7 and Saturday 10-4 Rozzie May Animal Alliance will be collecting pet food for the Keeping Families Together pet food drive, which has collected and distributed over 19,000 pounds of dog and cat food to date. Bring your pet and a pet food donation and receive a photo of you and your pet as well as a chance to win $50 spay/neuter coupon. Welcome to Rozzie May Animal Alliance, a 501(c)(3) non-profit charitable New Hampshire Corporation, dedicated to reducing the number of homeless and unwanted animals. Low-Cost Spay/Neuter Clinics! RMAA, incorporated in 2007 in memory of Rozzie May, offers the community much-needed low-cost spay/neuter. Check clinic schedule. "Keeping Families Together" Pet Food Drive Thanks to a very caring community, RMAA has collected c over 9 1/2 tons (10/08-1/12) of food, which is being distributed to pet food pantries from Bartlett to Freedom; with a goal of keeping companion animals in their homes. Ear mites? Your cat not using the litter box? Educational program Dates: January 17 Dr. Beury January 18 Dr. Kramer January 28 Dr. Kramer February 1 Dr. Kramer February 8 Dr. Kramer February 15 Dr. Kramer February 21 Dr. Beury February 25 Dr. Kramer February 28 Dr. Beury Why spay/neuter your cat?? Your cat will roam less, fight less and be more focused on his or her human family. Your cat will live a longer, healthier life. Your male cat will no longer spray. Your female cat will no longer go in and out of heat or give birth to unwanted kittens. Your cat will NOT become fat and lazy. Only too much food and a lack of exercise will cause your pet to become obese. You will help shelter cats who need homes by not bringing any more unwanted cats into the world. Responsible pet ownership includes teaching your children about the terrible cat over-population problem.