PupSavers.org: Our mission is to find homes for as many
unwanted puppies as possible and
promote responsible pet ownership by requiring
neutering or spaying of each puppy within 90 days of their adoption so no other
animals will be born into unwanted situations every year.
Abstinence doesn’t work with dogs. People can talk to
their dogs about abstaining from sex until both are blue in the face, but it
won’t keep dogs from doing what unsterilized dogs do. It is not the dog’s
fault…
Dog owners who are not responsible pet owners and
choose not to spay or neuter their dogs contribute to the overpopulation of
unwanted puppies and for them being euthanized. Seven puppies are born each
year for every person in the United States. In Colorado in 2008, over 35,000
dogs and cats were euthanized because there were too few homes.
In 2009, Colorado’s mandatory spay and neuter mandate
went into effect to make sure that rescued pets from shelters and rescues are
altered so no other puppies will be born into unwanted situations.
When
you adopt a puppy from PupSavers you agree to have your puppy spayed neutered
ninety days after adoption and provide proof to the rescue.
You leave a $50 deposit to be returned when you provide the required
documentation that the pet was altered. Matter of fact, it’s the law.
NOTICE FOR NONCOMPLIANCE: In accordance to the
state mandate the $50 is donated to the rescue’s choice of a spay/neuter
organization. This is not refundable. Your forfeited deposit will allow the
organization to spay or neuter a dog.
The dog that is spayed/neutered will not
contribute to the overpopulation of dogs. And that is a litter of pups that
won’t have to be rescued!
