FACING A SEVERE PET OVERPOPULATION in San Joaquin County, the Board of Supervisors is considering a requirement for all dogs and cats picked up or adopted at the shelter to be spayed or neutered.
“The animal control problem is absolutely out of control, and everyone recognizes it,” said Supervisor Steven Ding, who expects to bring the issue back to the board within weeks with a staff recommendation.
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