Neutering Our Dogs
Second Chance 
Jan 29, 2012 
NGOs, Second Chance 
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With more than 150 dogs at our cramped shelter, it is vital to have them neutered and spayed once they reach the age of six months so that their numbers can be controlled. Spaying/neutering is not cruel but does good to the dogs. On a weekly basis, we send dogs to the vet for spaying/neutering. Here are some pictures of our dogs at Dr Tan at Citivet Animal Clinic. She is one of our panel vets.
Those neutered this time are :
1. Yoyo (female 8 mth old) and William (male 1 and half year old) at Dr Tan of Bdr Bukit Puchong.
2. Big Black (male 2 year old) & RingMou (male, 1 and half year old) at Dr Tan’s clinic.
Yoyo was diagnosed to have liver problem one month earlier but after medication, her liver condition was tested to be OK and she was spayed. William too was a very gentle male and he too was neutered.
Big Black could not be neutered because the vet said hid blood was too diluted and suspected tick fever, so KIV his neutering surgery. RinnMou was neutered successfully and he was so good to release all his urine before getting up to Mrs lai’s car ( note the puddle of urine on the floor at the clinic).
We encourage desexing your pets in order to control the number of dogs/cats and also unwanted pregnancies.
Source: http://www.pawsmission.com/2012/01/neutering-our-dogs.html
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