Originally Posted by
Twisterdog
It is indeed frustrating, but it DOES do some good. I remember when in the 70's and 80's, you never heard about spaying/neutering, puppy mills, back yard breeders, etc. I didn't know anyone, including us, who altered their animals back then. In our city, there were not even vaccination requirements in the 70's, there was no animal shelter. Things have improved, and we can't give up. We have to keep preaching ... if we only motivate ONE person to alter their animal in all our years and decades of talking about it, think of all the tens of thousands of animals that will eventually save.