Spay/neuter clinic moves closer to reality in Mercer
Princeton – A low-cost spay/neuter clinic could start helping to control Mercer County’s overabundance of homeless dogs and cats within the next two weeks.
Source: register-herald.com
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Princeton – A low-cost spay/neuter clinic could start helping to control Mercer County’s overabundance of homeless dogs and cats within the next two weeks.
By GREG JORDAN
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