I hope you’re talking about poisoning them, not spaying them. Both dogs and cats live longer if neutered after a few years, and diminishes zoonoses. This policy is meant for street dogs and cats, though in my country they offer this surgery for free for pet owners.
This is like trying to put out a camp fire with a flame thrower.
I hope you’re talking about poisoning them, not spaying them. Both dogs and cats live longer if neutered after a few years, and diminishes zoonoses. This policy is meant for street dogs and cats, though in my country they offer this surgery for free for pet owners.
Yes.
Bait traps are poisoned bait.
She’s certainly not licensed to TNR them, either, though.