NHDR - Saskatchewan First Nation Spay and Neuter Program

From the organization's website: https://www.newhoperescue.org/saskatchewan-first-nation-spay-and-neuter-program/

First Nations people rely on dogs for both protection and companionship. Many homes have smaller inside dogs as well as outdoor dogs to assist in keeping their homes safe. Many of these outdoor animals are not spayed or neutered and population sizes can quickly become unmanageable, resulting in unwanted puppies. In order to help solve the problem of dog overpopulation, a collaborative spay/neuter program has been developed and is administered by the community member, the band office and NHDR. As access to veterinary care is limited in the community, this program goes beyond spaying and neutering by providing needed basic veterinary care including microchipping, vaccination and other essential care (e.g. broken tooth removal). This program has reduced the number of roaming dogs, reduced dogs being injured or killed by cars and reduced the spread of disease by providing vaccinations.

Email contact@newhoperescue.org or use the website.

Email

contact@newhoperescue.org

Website

https://www.newhoperescue.org/saskatchewan-first-nation-spay-and-neuter-program/