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Most people are surprised to learn we have a very severe pet overpopulation problem here in the United States. On average, 64% of all animals entering shelters will not find homes. In most cases, these are not "problem" animals, but pets that have been picked up as strays, taken from their owners for neglect or abuse, or surrendered by their owners. They are truly in need of a loving home and a second chance at a good life. You can personally make a difference by spaying or neutering YOUR pet. Not only is this responsible pet guardianship, it is the law in Georgia that all pets adopted from a shelter be spayed or neutered. |
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Spaying and Neutering Myths My dog is a purebred so it's ok if I breed. My pet is a male. I won't have any litters. My children should see the miracle of birth. Having a litter does not in any way improve or change a pet's disposition and can drain her body of nutrients, make her thin, and weaken her teeth and bones. Spaying & neutering is painful for the pet. If I neuter him, he won't be as protective. They'll get fat and lazy. I paid good money for my dog, so I need to get my money back. Most people do not realize the cost and responsibility involved in having a litter of puppies. Reputable breeders know that unless you have a champion dog and can enhance the breed, you are not going to make any money. |
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