"Some animal-rights advocates worried that the bill could lead cat owners to abandon their pets rather than risk a fine or pay for the procedures."
That line right there is my biggest fear.I don't think any shelter in this country should allow animals out the door with out first having them spayed/neutered, and I'd love to see the day that landlords make it manditory to have your pets fixed (if they allow them). Many of the cats I pick up are from slumlord areas where as long as they get the rent, they don't care if Fluffy & Studly aren't fixed and on the streets.
It's a great idea if it works, but there's plenty of persons that refuse to fix their pets even if it's for free.
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I don't think any shelter in this country should allow animals out the door with out first having them spayed/neutered, and I'd love to see the day that landlords make it manditory to have your pets fixed (if they allow them). Many of the cats I pick up are from slumlord areas where as long as they get the rent, they don't care if Fluffy & Studly aren't fixed and on the streets.
It's a great idea if it works, but there's plenty of persons that refuse to fix their pets even if it's for free. 

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