Oklahoma City affirms push to save animals
City support for a low-income spay and neutering program will continue after the Oklahoma City Council unanimously voiced approval Tuesday.
The program, one of the main fronts in the city’s battle to stop euthanizing healthy and adoptable animals at the pet shelter, is a partnership between the city and two animal welfare groups, Best Friends of Shelter Pets and Volunteers for Animal Welfare.
The city will...
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