We are facing a crisis. Hundreds of thousands of dogs are suffering and dying due to the overwhelming issue of overpopulation. Shelters, rescue organizations, and communities are struggling. From deserts and orchards in Central California, to streets and parks everywhere, countless dogs are abandoned, neglected, and in need of care. They deserve better.

Spay and neuter clinics play a crucial role in controlling the stray population and preventing unplanned litters. By reducing the number of animals left to fend for themselves or end up in overcrowded shelters, we can significantly lower the suffering and the tragic euthanasia of dogs simply due to a lack of homes.

Communities that prioritize spay/neuter see shelter euthanasia drop by up to 90% Spaying and neutering isn’t just helpful—it’s the only humane solution to this crisis.

Spay and neuter initiatives go beyond surgery—they involve community outreach and education, raising awareness about responsible pet ownership and the importance of animal welfare.

Additionally, spaying and neutering improves the health and wellness of pets, often leading to longer, healthier lives.