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Officials and shelter staff describe animal-welfare capacity challenges, spay/neuter requirements and community resources
2257164 · February 10, 2025
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Summary
Speakers from animal-welfare and city materials said the region faces pet overpopulation, Tulsa Animal Welfare and local nonprofits provide low-cost spay/neuter options, and a city ordinance requires animals older than six months to be spayed/neutered unless permitted otherwise.
Speakers described an ongoing pet overpopulation challenge in Tulsa and the region and outlined shelter capacity issues and local resources.
A city or shelter representative said Tulsa Animal Welfare and other…
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