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Spay/Neuter Clinic for Santa Rosa County

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Perlina Hadley
9 years ago

Would love to see this happen.

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Pattie Goodfleisch
9 years ago

There is a desperate need for this

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cathy dore
9 years ago

PLEASE ADD MORE MONEY TO THIS CAUSE WE DONT NEED ANYMORE UNWANTED ANIMALS BORN

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Angie Beck
9 years ago

We need this in Santa Rosa County! Thanks

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June Jones
9 years ago

Be creative. Find the funding and establish events to refund each year. Most other pounds have events to push adoptions. Get the vets on board to see if they will except reduced rates if signed off on by the pound.

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Leslie Hugg
9 years ago

Budgeting towards preventative care could lessen the needs for shelters that are already packed. Money towards this clinic means less strays and a higher quality of life for the animals.

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Anita Lee
9 years ago

We really need this clinic. I have a friend who has spent so much of her personal time catching cats and money to get them spayed

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Morgan
9 years ago

With the growth of animals in rescues , the funds to help neuter these animals would helo tremedously.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Just spent 10 hours at an adoption event trying to save dogs. We need a low cost spay/neuter clinic yesterday!

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Amanda Crabtree
9 years ago

A free spay/neuter clinic is important to the health of our community.

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Keitha hunt
9 years ago

Much needed to curb the pet population and subsequent euthanizing of unwanted pets

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Cassandra Kenney
9 years ago

We need this in our town!

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RHONDA MCDERMOTT
9 years ago

I support more funds for decreased cost spay/neuter clinics in navarre.

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TracyBeach
9 years ago

I support free/low cost spay and neuter!

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Holly Elassaad
9 years ago

This is a no brainer. And let's talk about a smaller second location shelter in Navarre next! Very hard for South County to get up to Milton to look for lost pets or adopt a new one!

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Camille Annamonte
9 years ago

This is extremely important and urgently needed in this area. Too many pets are not spayed or neutered causing our local shelters to be at capacity .

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Lyrha murton
9 years ago

Please we need this so bad .

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Kaz Szymoniak
9 years ago

Used this program several years ago, it was such a blessing. Thank you.

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Melanie Oberlander
9 years ago

This needs to include TNR for feral cat colonies to control the overpopulation . Years and years have been spent doing trap and kill to no avail . Proven method of control is TNR . Thevresearch is out there . The longer we wait the more out of control this problem becomes . You can offset the costs by having large annual fees placed on owners of intact dogs /cats . Especially breeders . Breeders need to pay a fee per animal . It may stop the overbreeding of backyard unregistered puppy mills

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chastity burton
9 years ago

Yes yes yes