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CAT VIDEO 4: The importance of spaying and neutering cats
About: The importance of spaying and neutering cats, stray cats, cat rescue, finding homes for stray cats, fixing cats
Country where this is happening: USA
Language of video: English
Our description: This is not an animal abuse video, although the video does make that point that by not spaying and neutering your cat, you are in fact making it possible for the cat to bring more and more cats into the world, many of which are bound to suffer because it's simply impossible to find homes for every single kitten. The author of this video is in Corvallis, Oregon, and rescued these cats from a homeless campsite. The author encourages you to spay and neuter your cats and to get involved. We agree.
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