- SPCA Florida wants to reduce the number of animals coming into the Polk County Animal Control shelter
- SPCA is partnering with Sheriff Grady Judd for its new spay/neuter program
- Low-income residents will pay $45 per cat
- To qualify, Polk County residents must contact SPCA Florida and show proof of assistance
- The goal is to spay/neuter an additional 4,000 pets this year
- SPCA also seeks to raise $300,000 for the program
- More on the story in the video above
SPCA partnering with Sheriff Grady Judd on new spay and neuter program for animals
SPCA Florida wants to reduce the number of animals coming into the Polk County Animal Control shelter and end euthanasia SPCA is partnering with Sheriff Grady for its new Spay and Neuter Program Low-income residents who qualify for the Grady Judd Spay and Neuter Program will pay $45 per cat
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