Critter Kids Newsletter
Shelter Mews
Spaying or neutering is a special surgery that prevents pets from having babies.
Even though we all love puppies and kittens, right now there are not enough homes for all the animals who need them. This problem is called pet overpopulation. Shelters like San Diego Humane Society work hard to make sure every animal finds a home. You can help both your pet and your community by getting your pet spayed or neutered! First, it helps to end the problem of overpopulation. Second, it can prevent your pet from developing health issues, such as certain types of cancer, and they can live a longer, healthier life. Finally, it can help your pet display more positive behaviors. For example, pets who are spayed or neutered are less likely to escape from your home or mark their territory. They are more likely to want to spend time relaxing with you!
Critter Kids Newsletter is a fun way to learn about different topics in animal welfare. Newsletters include articles, brain teasers, coloring, book recommendations and opportunities to give back.
Past Issues
- Special Needs Pets
- Lost and Found Pets
- Lost and Found Pets (Spanish)
- WAIT to Meet a Dog
- WAIT to Meet a Dog (Spanish)
- Volunteers
- Fear Free
- Small Pets
- Community Pet Pantry
- Exotic Pets
- Helping our Environment
- Farm Animals
- What a Pet Needs
- Enrichment
- Enrichment (Spanish)
- Spay and Neuter
- Spay and Neuter (Spanish)
- Crazy About Cats
- Crazy About Cats (Spanish)
- Celebrating Pit Bulls (Spanish)
- Celebrating Pit Bulls
- Kitten Nursery Cuteness
- Animals with Important Jobs
- As our Pets Age
- Humane Law Heroes
- How to Speak Dog
- Caring for Community Cats
- Microchip Magic
- Pet-Assisted Therapy
- Animals Teaching Kids
- PAWS: A Community Safety Net
- Spay and Neuter Benefits
- Training your Pets
- Fun with Farm Animals and Project Wildlife
- Small Animal Sweetness
- Baby Season: Kittens and Wildlife