MSU sends teachers, students on statewide Neuter-a-Thon
Students from Michigan State University take three-week tour to perform spays and neuters across the state.
East Lansing, Mich.
-- Professors and student volunteers from Michigan State University's College of Veterinary Medicine are spending three weeks traveling across the state to perform free and low-cost spays and neuters on cats and dogs.
The 24 students on the trip will perform roughly 100 neuters or spays a day with the help of animal rescue groups and animal shelters in various cities.
This marks the 12th year of Neuter-a-Thons at the school. MSU funds the Neuter-a-Thon through grants and smaller spay and neuter events throughout the year.
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