Although 2011 was only the second year of the campaign, we have already seen a remarkable decrease in the number of dogs and puppies brought to the shelter: more spay/neuter has led to fewer unwanted animals. Our shelter manager reports that she has seen many fewer puppies coming into the shelter recently and that we have taken in only one pregnant dog so far this spring.
Sadly, the number of cats and kittens coming into the shelter remains high. It may take several years for the results of our efforts to affect the feline community. Please spread the word: spay or neuter your cats!
Sadly, the number of cats and kittens coming into the shelter remains high. It may take several years for the results of our efforts to affect the feline community. Please spread the word: spay or neuter your cats!
