Santa Clara County leaders are facing their most uncertain financial crisis since the pandemic, and they’re turning every stone for ideas on wrangling extra money. That includes, for the first time, spaying and neutering pets.
The Board of Supervisors unanimously approved the new service Tuesday, which will open the Animal Services Center in San Martin to county pet owners seeking to snip their critters at lower prices than private veterinarians. The shelter has only provided this service for strays and unwanted animals. That will change starting July 1.
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