Help an Animal // Spay/Neuter Immediately
Help Out at Your Local Animal Shelter
Work on the front lines of the overpopulation crisis by teaming up with your local animal shelter to save and improve animals' lives. Make sure that your local shelter requires that animals be spayed or neutered before adoption. If sterilization is not required, work for policy change at the shelter. Many shelters are in serious need of reform. Citizen involvement is essential if progress is to be made. You can be successful by organizing friends, neighbors, and other concerned individuals to take action.
If your local pound or shelter is using any method other than an intravenous injection of sodium pentobarbital, protest to local authorities and demand the implementation of humane practices. Check state and local laws for prescribed methods of euthanasia and insist that your local shelter comply with these requirements. Euthanasia should always be performed by well-trained, caring staff members, and animals should never be euthanized in view of other animals.
You can improve the lives of dogs and cats suffering from cruelty and neglect.
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