The Bingham County Humane Society is a non-profit, volunteer community service group. We are dedicated to :

 The prevention of cruelty to animals

 The adoption of animals into good permanent homes

 The encouragement of humane pet education

 The promotion of animal sterilization

Millions of unwanted and homeless cats are born in this country each year. During the peak of kitten season, from late April through September, pounds and Humane Shelters kill unwanted and abandoned cats at the rate of over one per minute. Other less fortunate are left to wander -- easy prey for larger animals, easy targets for automobiles, and easy marks for cruel pranksters. If they do survive they attain maturity and bring forth five or six kittens, mostly female, to continue this vicious cycle.

Every cat owner whose pet is unspayed or unneutered and allowed to roam must bear the responsibility for this terrible over population. Remember One female cats cumulative offspring in 10 years could total over EIGHTY MILLION.

TWO UNCONTROLLED BREEDING CATS ... plus all their kittens and all their kittens’ kittens, add up to:

 2 litters per year

 2.8 surviving offspring per litter (50% mortality)

 10 year breeding life

 In 10 Years could reach 80,399,730

 OVER EIGHTY MILLION CATS

PLEASE!
SPAY & NEUTER
IT STOPS THE KILLING