In honor of Spay/Neuter Awareness Month this February, Lincoln Animal Control has issued a public notice urging pet owners to consider the benefits of spaying/neutering their pets. Steve Beal, Animal Care Department Manager, says these treatments help control pet overpopulation and prevent a variety of medical and behavioral problems, thereby helping pets live longer, healthier and better. He emphasized that it plays an important role in enabling people to enjoy a happy life.
Expanding access to spay and neuter services
Understanding the financial constraints that can prevent pet owners from taking advantage of these essential services, Lincoln Animal Control provides financial assistance to people with limited income. Masu. Pet owners are encouraged to contact Lincoln Animal Control at 402-441-7900 for more information or visit the office to pick up a spay/neuter packet. The initiative has already supported 89 pet owners in 2022-2023, helping to fight animal overpopulation.
Overall benefits of spay/neuter surgery
Spaying or neutering your pet has many benefits beyond population control. These treatments make your pet calmer, more obedient, and affectionate, increasing their ability to coexist peacefully with other pets. It also significantly reduces the risk of certain types of cancer and reduces the likelihood that your pet will leave the house to roam. Economically, pet owners can benefit from reduced annual pet license fees, making it a financially wise decision in the long run.
Encourage responsible pet ownership
Lincoln Animal Control's efforts during Spay/Neuter Awareness Month highlight the importance of responsible pet ownership. They aim to encourage a community where all pets are wanted, cared for and healthy by promoting the health and welfare benefits of spaying and neutering. For more information on spaying/neutering, pet owners are encouraged to visit the American Veterinary Medical Association or consult their veterinarian.
This initiative by Lincoln Animal Control not only highlights the city's commitment to animal welfare, but also serves as a model for other communities to follow. By proactively addressing pet overpopulation, we can ensure a happier, healthier future for our furry friends and our communities as a whole.
