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  • ALOTTA SPOTS! 0

    Momma Meagan and her five pups, Marvyn, Murray, Micah, Millie, and Marnie are all alive and well thanks to the volunteers at A New Leash on Life. They are almost...

  • Spay/Neuter Clinic Benefit Saturday May 19 0

    A New Leash on Life is opening it’s Market Place doors early on Saturday, May 19th, to benefit Huntsville’s Spay/Neuter Clinic.   Volunteers from the clinic will be hosting a...

  • ANLOL Market Place Grand Re-Opening TODAY, Saturday, March 10th 0

    A New Leash on Life’s Market Place at 707 Andrew Jackson Way in Huntsville, has been closed for 2 weeks due to a car accident.  A car crashed into and...

  • Not Hairy Needs Our Help 1

    We named him Not Hairy.  He has been neglected for months or years, but he will not be neglected again!  This boy needs a foster or forever home in which...

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Our Calendar of Events and Fundraisers

  • May 19

    Pet Adoption at PetSmart

    11:00 am

    - 4:00 pm

    @: http://goo.gl/maps/H8ph

    Come see our adoptable pets.

  • May 26

    Pet Adoption at PetSmart

    11:00 am

    - 4:00 pm

    @: http://goo.gl/maps/H8ph

    Come see our adoptable pets.

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Spay / Neuter Your Pet

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  • Why Spay or Neuter?

  • By spaying or neutering your animal companion, you help reduce the overpopulation of animals, and reduce cases of neglect and abuse.
  • Spayed or neutered pets are typically better behaved, calmer and affectionate than those that are not altered.
  • Male animals are less likely to mark their territory by urinating or spraying and less likely to run away in an attempt to find a female.
  • Spaying an animal eliminates their estrus cycle and the undesirable elements of an estrus cycle such as bleeding, crying, and nervous behaviors.
  • Want to take your dog to that fun dog park down the street or the daycare around the corner? Then your dog needs to be spayed or neutered as most dog parks and daycares require it.
  • Every year approximately 4 million animals, the vast majority of which are medically and behaviorally adoptable, are euthanized. By spaying or neutering your pet you are directly helping to reduce this number.
  • Due to the fact that it helps reduce the incidence of some of the most common types of cancers (breast, uterine, prostate, and testicular), your animal is likely to live a longer and healthier life.
  • Spaying and neutering decreases the number of stray animals which results in a decrease in animal bites (to both humans and pets), car accidents, and destruction to property.
  • Spayed and neutered animals get along better with each other and exhibit less aggression issues towards animals of the same gender.
  • Please spay or neuter your pet.

Please spay or neuter your pet.

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