Spay Neuter Drive Expands Across North Carolina
The Cervinis aim to raise one million dollars in the next year to fund spay and neuter programs across multiple counties. They credit leaders like Frankie Nobles of Vance County Animal Services and the Foothills Humane Society for lowering euthanasia rates through surgeries funded by grants and state aid. CPPI backs a broader push to reduce animal intake by expanding partnerships, with plans to donate startup funds to new communities and share expertise to speed results statewide. For donations and information, visit communitypartnershipforpets.org or call 828-693-5172.