Do It For Love
There are other reasons as well.
February 27 is Spay Day USA, and The Humane Society of the United States is
partnering with local groups to get tens of thousands of pets spayed and
neutered.
Thousands of puppies and kittens are born every hour in the
United States, and many will never find homes. Fortunately, spaying and
neutering is a solution that we can all be a part of. It's simple, effective,
and saves pets' lives for generations to come.
This year, The HSUS is thrilled to offer you fun and easy ways to get involved with Spay Day USA events throughout the country. Last year, 29,000 cats, dogs, and
other animals were reported spayed or neutered at these events.
I know that together we can make an even bigger impact this year.
posted by kate @ 7:12 AM
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2 Comments:
Odd, I was making a big deal to myself that I need to get my dog spay (I've gotta send you pictures, Kate -- not of a spay :p I mean the dog!) Now I have a target date to shoot for
Thanks for saying something about this. My wife and I have 2 Dogs and a cat that were all strays.
We have also begun to catch stray cats in our neighborhood and have them fixed and then we release them.
I'm no "Bob Barker" but, there are too many irresponsible pet owners out there (and parents for that matter).
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