After Antoinette Brown was bitten more than 100 times by a pack of dogs in southern Dallas in 2016, the city and community partners knew they had to do something. It launched an ambitious spay-neuter campaign, but that is now coming to an end. Here's what happens next.
The six-year effort to tackle Dallas’ loose dog problem with an ambitious spay-neuter campaign has come to an end.
"The work is not done, but we made enormous strides," said Spay Neuter Network Executive Director Jordan Craig. "The long-lasting impact is created by community partners and clinics where there were veterinary desserts before, and they are not going away," Craig said.
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