How To Help

1. Spay and neuter your pets.

2. Help raise awareness about the  problem of pet overpopulation and  euthanasia. Talk to your friends, families and neighbors.

3. Contact your local lawmakers and encourage them to enact stricter
laws involving breeders' licensing and the spay/neuter guidelines.


Doctor David Henderson volunteers his time and clinic.

 4. Adopt from shelters and rescue groups. The Shelter animals are often destroyed because there are no available homes. Adopt (save) a dog or cat which is about to be killed.

5. Volunteer at your local shelter or with a rescue group. You'll make lots of new friends and be helping the animals at the same time.

6. Donate supplies or funds. Most rescue groups depend on your donations and do not receive tax dollars to fund their programs.

7. If you must buy a pet, find a reputable breeder. Pet shops often get their animals from puppy mills and backyard breeders. Their animals are notorious for suffering miserable lives and being inbred and very sickly.

***Did you know that there are rescue groups for every breed of dog? They are a network that connects people seeking a particular breed of dog, like a Golden Retriever or Bassett Hound, with people who who need to find a good home for their dog or cat of the same breed. So, if you have your heart set on a particular breed, you can adopt/save an animal needing a home without having to purchase a puppy at the pet shop! Use your internet search engines to find the relevant information.