|Articles|August 20, 2010

Today's Daily Dose: Pet overpopulation

The multiple benefits of a nonsurgical sterilization technique.

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“While it is noble to want to humanely control pet population, I see another benefit of developing a nonsurgical sterilant: It has the potential to save human lives, as well.”

-G. Robert Weedon, DVM, MPH

From Nonsurgical animal sterilization: The potential to control pet overpopulation--and save human lives

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