That's the next stage and next effort. The tragedy is that today in animal shelters throughout the land, a good number of the animals being killed are healthy, and a fair number are dying because they don't have medical assistance to make their recovery. There's always going to be mercy killing to alleviate pain. First we're trying to attack the problem of animals dying because there's not a home ready and waiting. The next steps are medical attention and behavioral instruction.
Feral cats are in the treatable category.
Also, they're creating a web site so people across the U.S. can see the solutions they're offering regarding cat colonies and group dog housing. There's no limit to the number of proposals, no limit to our spending for the applications that qualify. We are venture philanthropists, which means we're investing in projects funded over several years with a huge amount of dollars but with strict requirements on accountability. There may be pockets throughout the land that don't have an interest or desire in doing this. I happen to believe there are only a handful of such communities.