ou can see that dogs are adopted more often than cats. We
are in the midst of the puppy and kitten season. Woefully, this time
of year our adoptions decrease, as many families are planning vacations and
summer fun. This means that so many of these beautiful young animals
will not find homes and will have to be euthanized.
The solution to this problem is in out hands. Spay your female
pets, adopt a pet from the Humane Society (these pets will already be
altered), and support our Hu
mane Society. The Humane Society of
Angelina County serves the animals that cannot speak for themselves and the
Community in Humane Education, Pet Owner Responsibility, and the Low-Cost
Spay/Neuter Program.