LCHS has funded 280 operations in last six months.
Thomas Barritt, Lake City Humane Society facility manager, weighs a cat that is scheduled to have surgery today. LCHS is in the midst of a push to curb the local feral cat and wild dog population through an aggressive spay/neuter program. (TONY BRITT/Lake City Reporter)
Amelia Williams, 9, plays with a kitten at LCMS Tuesday afternoon. She was hoping to find a kitten she could adopt. (TONY BRITT/Lake City Reporter)
Nine-year-old Amelia Williams plays with some kittens at the Lake City Humane Society on Tuesday afternoon. She was looking for a kitten she could adopt, but it’s not clear if she found one. (TONY BRITT/Lake City Reporter)
The Lake City Humane Society’s push to curb the feral cat, community cat and wild dog population has resulted in nearly 300 animals getting spayed/neutered in less than six months.
