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Originally Posted by maleficent
I don't see a problem with it at all... it think a responsible pet owner should have their cats fixed. Pet's cost money... pet's are not a necessity, they are optional, if a person can't afford the care that goes into having a pet, then they have no business having one.
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The shelter we got our dog from made us agree to having her fixed within a month at a cost of $80-$150 (they gave us a list of vets), and the cats were already fixed and they charged a small fee.
Although this law seems like a good idea, I would rather see the animal stay in a poor house rather than being sent to a shelter where they will be killed if not claimed by someone in a week or two. Maybe what we need is a charity that will help poorer folks with the cost. The shelter folks say they are already overwelmed with discarded pets and only have so much room and resources.