Tuesday, Jan 29 2013 01:29 PM
Cat neutering info on Californian Radio
By Lois Henry
Columnist Lois Henry will interview Larry Keller, the man behind Critters Without Litters, Bakersfield's only low-cost, high volume spay neuter clinic, on Californian Radio Wednesday.
A grant from Petsmart will allow Critters to spay 200 female cats for only $20 each. That's down from their already low price of $45 per female cat.
This is the time of year most female cats go into heat, so people need to get their cats to Critters and "beat the heat," the grant says.
The show airs from 9 to 10 a.m. on KERN-AM 1180. To call in with a question or comment, dial 842-KERN. To listen to archived shows, visit www.bakersfield.com/CalifornianRadio
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