Spaying and Neutering

Why Should I Prevent a Litter?

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Prevent a litter - It is good for you.

• Spayed and neutered pets are more affectionate, calmer companions
• Spayed and neutered pets are less likely to bite and have fewer behavior problems such as spraying, marking, and escaping
• Spaying eliminates the heat cycle in females making them calmer, cleaner, and less likely to attract unwanted males
• Puppies and kittens are expensive and time-consuming
• License fees are greatly reduced for spayed or neutered pets

Prevent a litter...It is good for your pet.

• Spayed and neutered pets live longer, healthier lives.
• Neutering reduces the urge to roam which, in turn, lowers the chance of fights and the risks of poisoning and auto accidents.

Prevent a litter... It is good for your conscience.

Over 10 million healty, well-adjusted animals are euthanized each year nationwide simply because there not enough homes for them. Community support is the key to halting this sad waste of life. Spaying and neutering your pets will help make sure there are fewer homeless animals in the shelters. Please do your part to help the animals.

Prevent a litter - It is good for the community.

• Animal overpopulation costs tax payers millions of dollars each year.
• Animal overpopulation can result in large numbers of stray animals, thus increasing the risk of disease, car accidents, bites, and nuisances caused by stray pets.

Preventing a litter = Saving lives!

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