- SPCA Florida wants to reduce the number of animals coming into the Polk County Animal Control shelter
- SPCA is partnering with Sheriff Grady Judd for its new spay/neuter program
- Low-income residents will pay $45 per cat
- To qualify, Polk County residents must contact SPCA Florida and show proof of assistance
- The goal is to spay/neuter an additional 4,000 pets this year
- SPCA also seeks to raise $300,000 for the program
- More on the story in the video above
SPCA partnering with Sheriff Grady Judd on new spay and neuter program for animals
Posted at 6:18 PM, Jan 16, 2024
and last updated 2024-01-16 19:01:36-05
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