Aanifeira, Portugal – report on World Spay Day 2014

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   29 April 2014

   jenny

   well done to the 2 vets who performed these ops on the 19 animals dogs and cats for low income families and thanks to the humane society for making this possible i think that all vets around the world should follow in these foot steps not only to help low income families but also include rescues because thats where the majority of the cash goes on vets bills and i for one know over here in the uk it is expensive i find it hard when vets bills hit you in the face i just wish all vets would sit back and think on this one and if they truley care and want a masssive problem sorted once and for all for the animals i think they should join forces and give some free spaying and neutering its the only way to end this misery for so many animals also governments need to sit back and think of this for to look at the ban on breeding even if just for so long to start with it would give a hell of a better chance for animals waiting in rescues to get their forever homes because all the time breeding is allowed and people buying from breeders privately the homeless ones in shelters are getting their life ended it shouldnt be that way it doesnt have to be that way if everyone concerned helped a little in what i mentioned above this is what i personally think