Mom just read an article online about a ruling that will allow low cost spay/neuter clinics in Alabama to stay open. If any of you read the blog love-and-hisses you will know she fosters down there and has been a HUGE advocate for keeping these clinics open. So, 28 residential paws up for a ruling that finally makes some sense......
We are lucky that we live close enough to a large city that we have access to great vets and great clinics. Mom's favorite is SOS of Ohio. The prices are right and she can take ferals in a live trap same day.
So, please support your local clinics.....pet population control is so very important.
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Gratuitous Bourbon pic:
We are lucky that we live close enough to a large city that we have access to great vets and great clinics. Mom's favorite is SOS of Ohio. The prices are right and she can take ferals in a live trap same day.
So, please support your local clinics.....pet population control is so very important.
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Gratuitous Bourbon pic:
We only have one low cost spay/neuter clinic that is at least an hour away. So I bring the strays I catch to private clinics who offer a rescue rate. It's not very cheap, but it helps. :)
ReplyDeleteGood news about the Alabama ruling!
That is terrific news and I had not heard it, thanks! Howdy Bourbon, you are looking mighty fine!
ReplyDeleteBourbon, you look pretty mellow in that picture! We bet that isn't always the case :p
ReplyDeletethe critters in the cottage xo
absolutely, Bourbon.
ReplyDeleteLiving in a very rural area it's crazy finding a vet let alone a clinic. When we had Harry fixed it cost $150! Obviously we are not going back to that vet. Oh, and he was an hour and half away. But they have to be fixed - that is a rule!
ReplyDeleteThat is great news. Those low cost spay and neuter clinics are so so important.
ReplyDeleteAnd look, there is Bourbon. We love that guy. Hope all have a good day.
Yay for this ruling!! Paws up to common sense too!!!!
ReplyDeleteAwww lovely to see Bourbon!! take care
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What a great pic of Bourbon! Happy Thursday. XOXO
ReplyDeleteGREAT post! We are thankful for the wonderful vets here, too!
ReplyDeleteAnd yeowza!!! Bourbon, what a GREAT pose!!!!
Play bows,
Zim
YAY!! It stinks when politics doesn't 'get' the over population problem..
ReplyDeleteand I'm sorry, I have to disagree. no shot of Bourbon is gratuitous.. they are all very necessary and wanted :)
Hi there Bourbon ...waving... nice to see you.
ReplyDeleteLuv Hannah and Lucy xx xx
I am SO glad that these clinics were saved - what is wrong with humans to even think of doing something to put them out of business?! Out here in L.A., we have Fixnation, which is an awesome organization that my human supports.
ReplyDeleteThat's good news for Alabama!
ReplyDeleteWe're lucky to have a low cost clinic in our area.
We see the SOS people at events. They are very nice. :)
ReplyDeleteYay for the ruling!
ReplyDeleteIs it just me or does Bourbon look like he's been imbibing in his namesake in that picture...? MOL
I think there is one low cost in Ottawa, Ontario. It is clearly a much needed service in North America!
ReplyDeleteMama is getting ready to trap the ferals in the neighborhood and take them to be neutered and spayed. She is new to this so give her some moral support hehehe.
ReplyDeleteEmma and Buster
What a cutie Bourbon is!
ReplyDeleteWe supposedly have a low cost spay/neuter program. I don't know what they consider low though as it cost me close to $400 for the surgery/shots and other sundries per cat. I don't know how low income families can manage. It might explain why there are so many cats/dogs at the local Humane Society.
Thats good news fer all!
ReplyDeleteWhat FANTASTIC news! Thanks for sharing that with us, and making us smile! :)
ReplyDeleteBourbon, you are so adorable!