St. Tammany Parish officials approve animal sterilization ordinance

Fridley approves first reading of fee change ordinance

The Fridley City Council approved the first reading of an ordinance amending the city’s code regarding fees. The vote was a unanimous 4-0.

St. Tammany Parish Council approves pet sterilization ordinance

ST. TAMMANY PARISH, La. (WGNO) — Animal shelters in St. Tammany Parish are packed. "In this facility alone, there's about 1500 to 2000 a year. You've got an animal control, which is a municipal shelter, and there are a couple of others. At any given time, we all have 600 animals under our care," said Northshore Humane Society CEO Scott Bernier. Under a new ordinance passed at Thursday night's council meeting, pet owners are now required to spay …

St. Tammany Parish officials approve animal sterilization ordinance

Officials approve spay and neuter ordinance for pet owners of St. Tammany Parish.

Front Street Animal Shelter completes 203 spay/neuter surgeries in three-day event - City Express

Over one weekend in February, the Front Street Animal Shelter partnered with Animal Balance, a non-governmental organization specializing in high-volume spay and neuter. Together, they successfully performed 203 spay and neuter surgeries for animals waiting to be adopted. This large-scale effort helped address a significant backlog of animals placed in foster care with their future […] The post Front Street Animal Shelter completes 203 spay/neut…

Priest Caesar from the Micşuneşti Parish in Nuci commune, Ilfov county, went door-to-door, together with members of Animal Protection, to convince villagers to sterilize their dogs and cats, as part of a free campaign, on Tuesday, March 11, and Friday, March 14. "It's a shame not to sterilize animals, a shame [...] The post Priest from Ilfov, from door to door to convince villagers to sterilize their dogs and cats appeared first on News Bucurest…

The Snip Station to provide affordable spay and neuter services

TUPELO, MISS. (WCBI) – As a veterinarian, Lori Ward often hears from pet owners facing emergencies. “Their dog is sick, cat is sick, they don’t have money for it. Sadly for us, as a for-profit clinic, we would like to help everyone, but we have to be for-profit to keep the doors open. It is just not economically feasible,” Dr. Ward said. Spaying or neutering can be costly for many low-income pet owners. That’s why The Snip Station was formed. Th…