Spay & Neuter
Population control surgeries for animals are critical for stressed populations. At Zeus Nakulu Dog Shelter, we recognize the importance of spaying and neutering to manage the number of stray animals and improve their quality of life.
Why Spay & Neuter?
- Population Control:
- Prevent Overpopulation: By performing spay and neuter surgeries, we help reduce the number of unwanted litters, which in turn decreases the overall stray animal population.
- Reduce Suffering: Fewer strays mean less competition for food and shelter, leading to healthier, less stressed animal communities.
- Improving Adoption Chances:
- Young and Vulnerable: Given the critically low chances of adoption for dogs as young as 65 days old, it is crucial to prevent more animals from being born into a life of uncertainty and hardship.
- Health Benefits: Spayed and neutered animals often enjoy better health and longer lives, making them more appealing candidates for adoption.
- Community Impact:
- Public Health and Safety: Managing the stray population through spaying and neutering helps reduce the risks of disease transmission and aggressive behavior in street animals.
- Educating the Public: By promoting and providing these surgeries, we raise awareness about responsible pet ownership and the importance of population control.
Our Commitment
At Zeus Nakulu Dog Shelter, we are dedicated to implementing effective spay and neuter programs as part of our broader mission to help Bhutan’s street animals. By investing in these critical surgeries, we aim to create a more sustainable and humane environment for all animals.
How You Can Help?
Support our spay and neuter initiatives to help control the stray animal population and improve the lives of Bhutan’s street dogs and cats. Your contribution can make a significant difference in creating a healthier, more balanced community for these animals.
Spaying and neutering are essential steps in managing the population of stray animals and ensuring a better future for them. Join Zeus Nakulu Dog Shelter in our mission to provide these critical surgeries and make a lasting impact on the lives of Bhutan’s street animals.
