Demand for spay and neuter services for pets explodes at local nonprofit during pandemic
1 of 7 Martin Espinosa holds his 1-year-old cat Snowball as they wait for their appointment for spay and neutering services at Critters Without Litters on Stine Road. The coronavirus pandemic has brought about many changes. But who would have guessed that it would also cause the demand for spaying and neutering pets to skyrocket? Alex Horvath / The Californian Vet Tech Assistant Josh Lopez weighs Callie during check in at Critters Without Litters on Stine Road. In 2019 the average wait time to get a pet in for a spay-neuter appointment was somewhere between three to 21...
Source: bakersfield.com