The Need for Spaying/Neutering
Over three million cats and dogs are euthanized annually due to limited space at shelters for pets that don’t get adopted. Many of these pets once lived with their human families but were lost or abandoned. Pet owners should take responsibility for spaying or neutering their pets.
Health and Behavioral Benefits
Having your pet spayed or neutered can not only help reduce the issue of pet overpopulation, it can expand the life and quality of its life. The risk of certain cancers is reduced in both male and female pets through spaying or neutering. These procedures also help reduce undesirable behaviors such as constant crying and messiness associated with female pets in a heat cycle. They also reduce unwanted sexual behaviors in male pets such as urine marking, aggression and roaming in search of a mating partner.
The Clinic
Pets to Go provides low cost spaying and neutering services. Please call for more information.