Sentences with phrase «unwanted animal overpopulation problem»

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All of our rescue animals are spayed or neutered in an attempt to combat the devastating pet overpopulation problem that results in millions of unwanted pets every year.

«Spaying or neutering a pet is the most effective thing a pet parent can do to prevent unwanted litters that add to the homeless pet overpopulation problem,» says Dr. Lisa Chassy, director of public spay / neuter programs for Young - Williams Animal Center.

Most people are also aware of the tremendous pet overpopulation and over breeding problems today that have resulted in too many unwanted animals both at shelters and in homes.

By offering these much - needed services, we help save animal lives by preventing unwanted litters and work towards reducing Wichita's pet overpopulation problem.

Spaying and neutering prevents many behavior and health problems for your animal as well as reducing overpopulation and the euthanasia of unwanted dogs and cats in Oakland.

Spaying or neutering has many benefits such as: prevents the addition of more animals to the overpopulation problem, increases the likelihood that a companion animal will live a long and healthy life, and reduces the chance of unwanted behaviors, i.e. spraying in cats and roaming in dogs.

The number of abandoned animals can be greatly reduced, or even eliminated, by attacking the pet overpopulation problem with a vigorous program of spaying and neutering to prevent unwanted births.