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2011 G2Z Summit a Big Success

In September 2011 NDN and AWLQ held its 4th National G2Z Summit to End Companion Animal Overpopulation. The Summit was attended by 160 stakeholders over a period of five days.

4th National G2Z Summit 2011
At last the Summit Program and associated Workshop Program are available to download here, along with a Summit Flier to encourage local stakeholders to attend with you to make this the best Summit yet! Getting to Zero focuses on whole communities working together to prevent stray and surrendered animals and get to zero killing of healthy and treatable cats and dogs. ... More »

Desexed Animals Are:

Less likely to suffer from anti-social behaviors. They become more affectionate and become better companions.

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Desexed Animals:

Generally live longer and healthier lives.

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Desexed Animals Are:

Less prone to wander, fight, and are less likely to get lost or injured.

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Desexed Animals Are:

Less likely to display territorial behaviour such as spraying indoors.

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There is no need to find homes for unwanted or unexpected litters of puppies or kittens.

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With Desexed Animals:

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Not Every Dog Has His Day written by Jane Duckworth the author of 'They shoot horses, don't they?'