- Joined
- Jun 9, 2015
- Messages
- 56
- Purraise
- 4
Every year, it seems like there is a huge problem with homeless kittens, strays, shelter animals, rescues needing donations, etc. I also see public run (tax payer's expense) animal control offices that are maintained with upkeep, employees, etc.
This has made me wonder something. Why aren't more towns and cities creating rules where owners have to have all pets neutered or spayed by five to six months of age, only able to get pets from shelters or licensed breeders (will be neutered/spayed), or obtain pets from a monitored breeder with a strict license?
In my opinion, this would cut down most of the problems we see and the huge numbers. I've heard of one place that is attempting something like this. It seems like the status quo just keeps on not working.Has anyone else heard of anything like this?
This has made me wonder something. Why aren't more towns and cities creating rules where owners have to have all pets neutered or spayed by five to six months of age, only able to get pets from shelters or licensed breeders (will be neutered/spayed), or obtain pets from a monitored breeder with a strict license?
In my opinion, this would cut down most of the problems we see and the huge numbers. I've heard of one place that is attempting something like this. It seems like the status quo just keeps on not working.Has anyone else heard of anything like this?
Last edited: