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Euthanasia on the decline in Screven
Spaying, neutering keeps county dog population down
Snac Web
SYLVANIA - Spay and neuter programs across the country are proving to be the biggest reason why the national average of animals euthanized is down significantly from 1970. "We don't let an animal go out without being spayed or neutered," said Joy Evans, long-time volunteer at Friends of Screven County Animals. The Friends group works with the Screven County Animal Shelter to find homes for local animals.
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