Many cities across the country want to force you to fix your cats and dogs.
They say making it a law will cut pet overpopulation and save money we now
spend warehousing and euthanizing unwanted animals. But these laws actually
cost MORE, and can work against successful programs like TNR
(trap-neuter-return for feral cats). Can you legislate responsibility? Who
will bear the cost? Will new laws work when old ones haven't been enforced?
Steve Dale, a pet expert and media personality in Chicago, weighs in. Let me
know your thoughts--visit www.shojai.com and subscribe to the free PetPeeves
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