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PSA - United Spay Alliance lays out how spay/neuter is a critical component in animal welfare:
“Fewer unplanned litters means lower intake. Lower intake means more breathing room. More breathing room means the difference between an organization that is constantly reacting to a crisis and one that can actually build something durable.”

We’ll add that sterilized pets are less likely to end up homeless or lost, and tend to live longer too.

When it comes to spay/neuter, everyone can do a little something for the cause❤

😃Spay/neuter your own pets.
😃Donate to help others get their pets fixed.
😃Get involved in Trap Neuter Return of community cats.
😃Please thank the vets and staff at your vet visits. Encouragement and appreciation go a long way in an increasingly stressful profession.
😀Feed the passion of the young to go into veterinary medicine. There are more pets than vets can support.

Do you wish you could get advice from top Trap Neuter Return experts? This Saturday, you can!

Join Neighborhood Cats live on Facebook and get answers you can count on!
Saturday, May 30, 2026 from 2 pm - 3 pm.
Live Town Hall on TNR
Click here: https://www.facebook.com/events/1611270320176132/

"Our St. Clair County members are asking for your support. At the upcoming May 21 meeting of the board of commissioners, St. Clair County elected officials intend to vote to strip animal control of all meaningful animal welfare.

The board plans to revert the current county animal control ordinance to a 1919 dog law that focuses primarily on dog licensing. Among other moves, the board has removed animal control's ability to respond to calls of distress for livestock.

Your fellow MPA members are asking you to show your support by packing the room on May 21 at 6 p.m. at Board of Commissioners' Room, County Administrative Office Building, 2nd Floor, 200 Grand River Avenue in Port Huron."

Michigan Pet Alliance shared this information recently and we believe it's important enough to bring to attention. The St. Clair County Board of Commissioners has continued to undermine efforts to help animals, including companion animals, in their county. 🤯 Your very presence at tonight's meeting shows immense support.

Proposed ordinance limits animal control | Letter The proposed ordinance would route all animal welfare calls through the sheriff’s office and limit animal control.