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Many pet owners are surprised to learn that certain cancers and serious infections are directly linked to whether a pet has been spayed or neutered.

Conditions like pyometra, a life-threatening uterine infection, and mammary cancer occur far more frequently in unaltered animals. These diagnoses can be overwhelming for families and often require emergency or specialty care.

For those of us in the shelter and rescue field, this isn’t just a seasonal reminder, though we appreciate that February gives us an opportunity to amplify the message. It’s about long-term health. It’s about prevention. And it’s about protecting the animals who depend on us every single day.

At Pets In Need, we see every day how early decisions shape an animal’s future. Every tail truly tells a story, and preventive care is often one of the first chapters.

For Dr. Emily Scott, that belief is not just professional. It is personal.

Every animal who comes through our doors arrives with a different story. Some need medical care. Others need patience. Many

As we move through the season of thanks, we want to honor the people who make our work possible. Today,

A Passion Rooted in Compassion “From a young age, animals made me laugh, filled my heart, and sparked a deep

We have exciting news to share! Pets In Need is now offering the leptospirosis vaccine for just $45 at our

The 4th of July is a time for celebration—BBQs, fireworks, and family gatherings. But while we’re enjoying the festivities, this

California Adopt-A-Pet Day is this Saturday, June 7! Join us this Saturday, where all adoption fees are completely waived. Whether

This week, and every week, we are filled with gratitude for the incredible volunteers and foster families who pour their

Help Fix Pet Overpopulation with The Big Fix! Every year, thousands of pets enter shelters like Pets In Need, many