For each human born in the United States, 15 dogs and 45 cats are born.
There are simply not enough homes. Each year, over 7 million pets are put to
sleep. Let's
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If you think having one or two litters
won't hurt anybody, this fact should change your mind: According to the
humane Society, 10,000 babies are born in the U.S. on any given day.
On that same day, however, 70,000 puppies and kittens are born.
Match those two statistics up, and you'll see that there will never be
enough homes for all dogs and cats born in this country unless we take
responsibility for spaying and neutering our pets
Spayed and neutered dogs or cats live
longer, healthier lives.
Spaying your dog or cat greatly reduces the
risk of breast cancer and completely eliminates the threat of
uterine and ovarian cancer.
Neutering your dog or cat prevents
testicular cancer and prostate problems, and hernias and perianal
tumors.
Males neutered at a young age are far less
likely to develop dominance or aggression-related behavior problems,
including and food guarding, territory marking. Aggression
towards other dogs, and "humping" inappropriate objects.
Neutering your dog or cat relieves him of
the constant urge to go out in search of a female in heat.
Ridding him of his urge to roam could very well save his life, and
save you from a terrible broken heart.
Spaying your dog or cat eliminates her heat
cycle and the mess that goes with it. Also, females in heat
often cry and howl incessantly, develop nervous behavior, and
attract every unaltered male dog or cat in the neighborhood to your
yard.
In the span of eight years, an unspayed cat
and her offspring's can produce over 380,000 kittens!
In the span of seven years, an unspayed dog
and her offspring can produce over 70,000 puppies!
