Research Aims to Find New Birth Control Options to Help Dogs and Cats (IMAGE)

Alliance for Contraception in Cats and Dogs

Research Aims to Find New Birth Control Options to Help Dogs and Cats

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Scientists and others from 25 countries convened in April to focus on advancing new tools to humanely manage populations of pet and unowned cats and dogs. $75 million in pledged funding is inspiring researchers worldwide to focus on the goal of finding new non-surgical approaches to reproduction control. Proceedings now available for those interested in advancing this work at www.acc-d.org.

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