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  Spay and neuter your pets. No one needs to own a pit bull. But it’s better if we don’t have to euthanize any existing dogs.
context: The article leads to their facebook page where they mention a need for volunteer veternarians. Did the last 3 veternarians retire or left because they're underpaid? 
  I hear there is a veternarian shortage in many places and the abuse veternarians go through is well documented. >
  
  Vets also have a died by suicide issue due to their work. >
  
  I can’t even imagine spending every day with both dying animals and their furious owners who think you can yell someone into making dogs live past 20 >
  
  Another state better step up, since we accepted so many strays from other states to begin with. >
  
  No offense but  maybe don't take in animals that you don't have resources to care for. Goodwill only gets you so far when all the animals start dying from preventable disease >
  
  The tech shortage is straight up due to low pay - if they offer more money they’ll get techs. >
  
  Same with vets. They have to get a doctorate, and they only get a median of $90k. Not to mention how competitive vet school can be. >
  
  And the article photo is that of a pitbull. Great for a plea for help
  /s >
  
  Pitbulls are the number one most commonly abandoned breed as such they are the most common in shelters. 
  They were responsible for 63% of the fatal dog attacks in Canada & the US in 2022. 
  Overbreeding & ownership commonly associated with neglect from degenerate people create a systemic problem. As well as the average person not understanding how to properly control & take care of these animals. 
  Unfortunately it is often the worst people who want these animals for the worst reason. Many people associate them with violence & raise them in chaotic environments that detrimentally impact the animals. They these same people attempt to breed the animals & abandon the puppies that aren’t aggressive enough. 
  What can possibly be done to combat this behavior? City wide bans seldom see enforcement or obedience.