Montana Spay Neuter Task Force Event #19

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Event #19 Details

Event # 19
Bozeman, Montana
Sled Dog and House of Horror Rescue Dogs
May 8, 1999
One day event
4 veterinarians : Dr. Cindy Morcaux, Dr. Shannon Parsons, Dr. Mark Johnson, Dr. Connie van Luchene
Total Dogs 53
18 male
35 female

Ninety-five sled dogs were found neglected, abandoned, and poorly housed in West Glacier.

Forty-five dogs and seventeen cats were found crowded and starving in one house near Kalispell.

On a Monday, the Task Force was contacted; that Saturday most of the sled dogs and some of the Kalispell dogs were spayed and neutered in Bozeman at an indoor horse arena.

"Oh Boy! We're getting tutored today!"

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