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Sometimes we all need a win, and today, mine was Hazel’s. 💜 Come with me on a community outreach call to bring Hazel home after getting her spayed. 🐾 Hazel originally came to our attention after multiple calls about her running loose. Once we learned more about her situation, we found out she was a loved family dog whose family had experienced an unimaginable series of circumstances. They started with just 3 dogs (2 females and 1 male) and all three were unfixed. After the two females had litters, that number quickly grew to 22 dogs. What started as a small family of dogs became a situation that was simply more than they could manage. This is exactly why I talk so much about spaying and neutering. It only takes one unfixed male and female to start a cycle that can grow incredibly fast. Before you know it, you’re facing litters, overcrowding, limited resources, and families struggling to keep up. Today, Hazel got her chance to go home. 🫶🏼 We worked with her owner on safe containment and made sure she had a secure fenced area where she can safely be outside. I also want to give a huge thank you to Karen, founder of Westside Rescue, for collaborating with me to get Hazel spayed and helping make it possible for her to return home. This is what can happen when we work together toward the same goal.  And then I got to do one of my favorite parts of this job, returning her to the person who loves her.  We’re also working on getting the other two adult dogs fixed and helping with the remaining puppies so we don’t end up in this same situation all over again and so their owners can get back on their feet.  This is what community outreach can look like. Sometimes the best outcome isn’t removing a loved animal from their family, it’s helping people access the resources they need to keep their animals safely, responsibly, and at home. So friendly reminder again to please,  spay and neuter. It can prevent an overwhelming situation before it ever starts. And if you’re struggling or need help with your animals, please reach out. Sometimes a little support can make all the difference.   #spayandneuter #community #animalcontrol #animalwelfare #kindness
Sometimes we all need a win, and today, mine was Hazel’s. 💜 Come with me on a community outreach call to bring Hazel home after getting her spayed. 🐾 Hazel originally came to our attention after multiple calls about her running loose. Once we learned more about her situation, we found out she was a loved family dog whose family had experienced an unimaginable series of circumstances. They started with just 3 dogs (2 females and 1 male) and all three were unfixed. After the two females had litters, that number quickly grew to 22 dogs. What started as a small family of dogs became a situation that was simply more than they could manage. This is exactly why I talk so much about spaying and neutering. It only takes one unfixed male and female to start a cycle that can grow incredibly fast. Before you know it, you’re facing litters, overcrowding, limited resources, and families struggling to keep up. Today, Hazel got her chance to go home. 🫶🏼 We worked with her owner on safe containment and made sure she had a secure fenced area where she can safely be outside. I also want to give a huge thank you to Karen, founder of Westside Rescue, for collaborating with me to get Hazel spayed and helping make it possible for her to return home. This is what can happen when we work together toward the same goal. And then I got to do one of my favorite parts of this job, returning her to the person who loves her. We’re also working on getting the other two adult dogs fixed and helping with the remaining puppies so we don’t end up in this same situation all over again and so their owners can get back on their feet. This is what community outreach can look like. Sometimes the best outcome isn’t removing a loved animal from their family, it’s helping people access the resources they need to keep their animals safely, responsibly, and at home. So friendly reminder again to please, spay and neuter. It can prevent an overwhelming situation before it ever starts. And if you’re struggling or need help with your animals, please reach out. Sometimes a little support can make all the difference. #spayandneuter #community #animalcontrol #animalwelfare #kindness

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