Support Spay and Neuter

Announcement:
Spay-ghetti and No balls Dinner on May 2, at 5:30 p.m. at the First Presbyterian Church in Morehead City.

Please contact 252-838-1042 or visit www.encorpets.org for more information!!!

Spay, Neuter and Microchip

On February 24, 2010 I underwent my first surgery, hopefully the only one Iwill ever need. Mom and I made a road trip to Raleigh, North Carolina to the Saving Lives Spay and Neuter clinic where I was Neutered and microchipped. Some may wonder why mom didn't take me to the neighborhood vet and that was for cost saving purposes as well as a good excuse for me to visit my cousin Tonka. I'm here to tell you, and pictures show, that having surgery didn't slow me down. The procedure didn't last long but the benefits will last a life time. Being neutered means I can not help continue the growing population of homeless dogs and puppies, and with the microchip, if I ever leave home and can't find my way back, I can now be scanned and mom's phone number will be called so I'll never be without her.

I would like to recommend these procedures to all of my feline and canine friends. It hasn't slowed me down and I understand it was for a good cause.

Jack