Sentences with phrase «mandatory spay»

This is language used frequently when a breed discriminatory mandatory spay neuter law is being discussed.

My support of mandatory spay / neuter laws is strictly to affect the second group.

Areas with mandatory spay - and - neuter laws have reported a significant reduction in the number of animals who are taken to their facilities and subsequently euthanized.

Many places do not have breed discriminatory mandatory spay / neuter laws, but they do have community out reach and education, and they still see the same results.

And while I do NOT support mandatory spay / neuter laws, my objection is not philosophical.

I remain an advocate for mandatory spay / neuter.

It is our own words they use to promote mandatory spay neuter legislation today.

Question: You've spoken out against mandatory spay / neuter, and I've followed your comments.

Push mandatory spay / neuter - any dogs that were not registered breeding dogs would fall into this requirement.

Even ownership restrictions like mandatory spay - neuter legislation and breed - specific bans come from a desire to protect society from perceived threats coupled with a lack of knowledge about contributing factors.

It will only be through mandatory spay / neuter and appropriate vaccination of animals before adoption that meaningful change is made over time.

The only way we can stop this is by mandatory spay and neuter.

In addition, we practice mandatory spaying and neutering.

Their pets might be taken from them and ultimately mandatory spay neuter laws result in more animals dying in shelters.

This was a large factor in passing laws to provide mandatory spay - neuter of pets prior to adoption.

It is less certain that community - wide mandatory spay / neuter laws are effective in addressing pet overpopulation.

With mandatory spay and neuter laws, shelter populations will continue to shrink.

This is borne out in the BC municipalities which adopted mandatory spay / neuter bylaws;

The only way to stop euthanasia is to stop puppy mills, breeders, and irresponsible guardians from bringing more dogs and cats into a world that does not offer them the chance for a home — and the only way to do that is by passing mandatory spay - and - neuter legislation and implementing a full - scale ban on breeding.

RAIN - Rescue Animals in Need was formed in 2010 by a group of dedicated volunteers who wished to reduce the number of homeless and endangered pets through public education and proper vet care of all of their animals including mandatory spay / neuter of all RAIN pets.

Moreover, there are conflicting reports on the impact of mandatory ordinances, specifically reports regarding euthanasia rates and animal control costs achieved in communities that have enacted mandatory spay / neuter.

This begs the question, how can the city of Tulsa do a better job at enforcing its own mandatory spay / neuter law?

If there was a service that would come catch them and take them to be fixed, I'd even pay a small courtesy fee, but not even mandatory spay / neuter is going to do much for the wild population that's already a problem.

I urge you no matter where you live to write, call, email your county commissioners or administrator and ask them to be PROACTIVE and make mandatory spay - neuter the law in your county.

Trumbull County does not have an effective mandatory spay - neuter program at this time like our neighboring counties.

A shortage of kittens caused by stringently enforced mandatory spay / neuter could create a market for kittens.

I blame them... but I blame more the government for not implementing mandatory spay neuter ordinances and laws.

The HSUS cautions against spending time and resources considering mandatory spay / neuter legislation when there is a necessary and effective path — one that will get us closer to building more humane communities and ending the euthanasia of healthy animals in shelters.

Las Vegas, where I used to live, has an extremely successful mandatory spay and neuter law for all dogs and cats, as well as very widespread and aggressive low - cost spay and neuter programs.

They did it all without mandatory spay / neuter laws, breed specific laws, anti-tethering laws or pet limit laws.

Underfunded mandatory spay neuter laws punish pet owners and ultimately lead to higher shelter intake numbers and more pets killed.

The CFHS report identified many actions that communities can take to implement accessible spay / neuter across Canada, including all shelters incorporating mandatory spay / neuter programs for their adoptive animals, veterinary medical associations working with community stakeholders to identify barriers within their current regulations, and municipalities investing directly in spay / neuter initiatives.

 See attached listing of a sample of communities where mandatory spay / neuter laws have failed.

While mandatory spay / neuter laws sound like a good idea, the reality is that in practice, in those communities which have passed such laws — and there are many of them — killing has not decreased, but rather increased.

It should be noted some studies have established mandatory spay / neuter laws have not reduced shelter intake and euthanasia rates, that it is preferable to have government funded voluntary spay / neuter services together with aggressive adoption programs.