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Population Control

Every year millions of dogs and cats die in pounds and humane societies. Why do so many animals end up there?

 

 

 

Very simply, there are not enough homes for all the dogs and cats in the United States. By spaying and neutering our pets, we can help reduce the number of homeless and unwanted animals.
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