This is a question that I am sure many will find of interest. A researcher asked William LePar’s spiritual source, The Council about “fixing” domesticated animals to control the population.

Questioner:  I was wondering in a case of domestic animals like dogs and cats if you feel there is an overpopulation problem, some animals have been put to sleep or should we go about it by, well, "fixing," I guess is the word for it so they cannot reproduce.

The Council:  Well, let us go to the seat of the problem really.  That is the best way to start.  In such a situation if the individuals who have pets, if they were to take proper care of them as they should, assume their responsibilities as they should, you would not have the problem.  The problem arises when man wants a pet and then does not take proper care of it.  If the animal is left to its natural existence in the wild, it will tend to its own needs and will increase and decrease as nature sees fit, but these animals who are, shall we say, pets of man when they are not properly taken care of, then you have the problem of many running loose in the streets or many that are not wanted after the cuteness of their puppyhood or kittenhood has worn off or when the individual realizes that it is too much of a bother to tend to one of God's creations.  When this occurs, then man wants to rid himself of the responsibility without true care.  If man becomes involved with a pet the way he should, he would not have the problem.  Since the problem exists, then man is responsible for taking care of the situation as humanely as possible. 

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