Animal overpopulation causes big problems and costs big money for Georgia citizens.  Even one unsterilized animal can contribute to the overpopulation problem.  Unwanted and stray animals can cause:

-Health risks through the spread of zoonotic diseases like rabies
-Destruction of property
-Destruction of livestock, poultry, and wildlife
-Vehicle accidents
-Injuries to people and other animals
-Increased insurance costs due to destructive behavior and bite cases

The monetary cost of dealing with unwanted cats and dogs in Georgia is sobering... It costs approximately $105 of our tax money to kill each unwanted animal. Roughly $7.3 million was spent in Metro Atlanta alone in 1999 to destroy unwanted animals. The Georgia Department of Human Resources spends at least $3 million annually on rabies post-exposure treatment and testing.

Make an appointment with a low-cost spay/neuter clinic today!