Only neutered dogs will receive additional treatments in the package:
- a rabies vaccine that protects both dogs and the community from this dangerous disease
- anti-parasite treatment that prevents the spread of zoonoses (diseases that can be transmitted from
dogs to humans) caused by intestinal parasites, and - a microchip, i.e., additionally ear tag for stray dogs *
* Establishing the Dog registry is extremely important for the permanent solution of the problem of
stray dogs, because sanctioning irresponsible ownership affects the very root and cause of the problem.
Note: ADDITIONAL TREATMENTS ARE NOT AVAILABLE WITHIN THE DOGS TRUST CAMPAIGN WITHOUT
NEUTERING!
Neutering prevents unwanted litters of dogs that the owner cannot take care of, and that often end up
on the street. Neutering can also prevent some diseases at a later age of the dog and help the owner to
better manage their pets without distractions caused by reproductive hormones.
Mass neutering of abandoned dogs is carried out on the principle:
CATCH – NEUTER – VACCINATE – RELEASE
Neutering is one of the most effective humane methods of managing the dog population because it stops further reproduction of dogs and the influx of new litters on the street, and thus stabilizes their population. This method, combined with sanctioning irresponsible dog ownership which also prevents the influx of new dogs on the streets, has a direct impact on the root of the problem.
In this short video you can see how mass neutering campaigns are conducted in the field:
