PLEASE HELP STOP THE SUFFERING OF INNOCENT ANIMALS BY SPAYING OR NEUTERING YOUR PETS

The surplus of homeless pets in Southern California is horrendous. Only one out of eight dogs will ever find a permanent home; only one out of ten cats.
Every year local pounds and humane societies kill 300,000 loving and adoptable pets because there are no homes for them. Countless others are abandoned to the streets, left to die on the freeways, or fall victim to unspeakable cruelty. Unless we alter the future now, this tragedy will continue. WHY? Because the reproductive rate of cats and dogs is enormous:
A single female cat can come into heat as many as six times during the year. She can become pregnant at the tender age of five months. She can come into heat (two weeks after delivering her kittens. She can become pregnant while still nursing. She is capable of producing a minimum of three litters a year, with an average litter of six kittens; potentially 6,000 offspring!!
Female dogs can produce two litters a year. For large dogs, the average litter may be as many as a dozen puppies.
Obviously, there can never be enough homes for theses animals, yet they continue to be born….one after another….after another…like clockwork.
Sadly, our pounds in Southern California have become warehouses for unwanted animals. The puppy that was loved yesterday, the “free to good home” kitten, the abandoned or lost adult purebred dog and cat are picked up or delivered to humane societies and animal control by the hundreds, as if someone else is responsible.
They are not. WE ARE. For try as they do, the shelters cannot find homes for these animals. No one can. There are simply too many animals, too few homes. So, THEY DIE…..one after another….one a minute, 60 an hour….like clockwork.
There is an answer. It’s simple. It’s inexpensive. It will save countless animal lives. By spaying or neutering your pet, you can alter the future of these helpless animals NOW.
Please do your part by becoming a responsible pet owner. Pass the word when you see animals that are not spayed or neutered. If you come across feral cats, please call an animal rescue organization and ask them how you can spay and neuter before there are more unwanted litters born.

THESE ANIMALS NEED OUR HELP… PLEASE DO YOUR PART.