Florida Dog and Cat Law Consisting of mandatory spay and neuter requirements for pets. The article notes that county attorneys have started looking at similar laws in other areas, and the Animal Control Board is considering various options for next year. In 2006 alone, the largest shelter in the county euthanized more than 11,000 unwanted animals. Proponents of mandatory spay and neuter ordinances note that the laws reduce the number of animals killed in addition to saving taxpayers money in costs related to dealing with large numbers of unwanted pets.

 

posted from: www.floridaanimallaw.com 

 

   Now there are a few things wrong with this law...

I don't know about all of you dog people, but I would like to still have dogs, more than two generations down the road. If this law passes in too many states or for that matter the whole country, what do you think will happen to our dog population?

 

   If you agree I ask you to voice your opinion and tell your friends about it. The more people we get involved in this the bigger the chance is that we will still have dogs for the next generation! Now I will say that PETA and ASPCA has a big hand in this law and will do anything to make it a mandatory thing everywhere!

 

   Police dogs, Show dogs, and Service dogs are exceptions. But a lot of the breeders arent going to have enough money to pay for vet bills for their puppies and the fee just for being a breeder.