Local neuter program receives state grant:

Local neuter program receives state grant

By Columbia Daily Herald • July 21, 2008

MAURY COUNTY - The “Gotta Spay To Play” neuter program in Maury County has been awarded the low-income subsidy Animal Friendly Grant for 2008-2009.

It is the only neuter program in Maury County to receive this year’s grant.
Read more at Columbia Daily Herald Online

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Tags: animal, animal health, Animal Resource Center, Animal Shelter, cat, Columbia State Community College, CSCC, Department of Agriculture, dog, Gotta Spay to Play, Jill Moore, Mary Ruth Rogers, maury county, Maury County Animal Shelter Association, neuter, pet, population control, spay

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