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Residents in Anderson may have to pay a fine if they fail to have their dog or cat spayed or neutered. The city council has
proposed an ordinance that would force pet owners to pay a $100 fine for each litter their animal has. It would also
require people who breed pets to have a permit. The council hopes the proposed measure will cut down on the exploding number
of cats and dogs that overwhelm local shelters.
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