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Originally Posted by doggrooming I was a kennel supervisor for a humane society for more than three years. I was in charge of euthanizia. The cost to tax payers is nothing at humane societies because they are a non profit organizations and states and cites do not contribute any money to keep the shelter running. I worked close with the city animal shelter and the cost of feeding and housing was not much because the animals only stayed there for 3 days before being euthinized. I wish that this was a perfect world be it is not. The reality of this law is that the state/city will be making money. I bet they don't give anymore to the shelters. Euthinzia will still happen.  |
Well said. I totally agree with you. I also know you are coming from first hand expereince.
I would not want someone to tell me I had to spay any one of my dogs. That is my decision not the city or states.
