Sweet KaCi Mo, at the Lost Paws Clinic, awaits transport to the Oklahoma Humane Society for her spay appointment. Julie Talton, Countywide & Sun
Volunteers load dogs and cats into the transport van for their appointment to be spayed or neutered. Photo Provided
Everyone can agree that the stray cats and dogs in Pottawatomie County are a problem. For example, an intact female cat can reproduce 100 offspring into a community in her lifetime.
Lost Paws Oklahoma became a 501(c)3 rescue to help. In 2023, they began offering a low-cost spay and neuter clinic.
In the first year, they were able to help pet owners and volunteers stop 446 unwanted litters by elimina…
