Sentence examples for desex from inspiring English sources

Wearing my veterinarian and conservationist hat for a moment, I would implore cat owners to desex them and keep them indoors.

Suggestions that feral cats could be trapped, desexed, and rereleased as a method of population control were "crazy", Dickman said, because you would have to desex at least 75% of the population to have an impact.

"The danger is that in the process you desex it, but that was the chance I took.

Ms. Swift and Ms. Miller went on to write two attention-getting essays on the subject in 1972: "Desexing the English Language," which appeared in the inaugural issue of Ms. magazine, and "One Small Step for Genkind," which was published in The New York Times Magazine.

Kyriacou launched My Green World after seeing some of the destruction of habitats in Borneo during a visit at the age of 25. (For seven years, she has also been involved in a small Sri Lanka-based charity, Dogstar Foundation, which desexes and rehomes stray dogs and cats).

Desexing cats also extends their life expectancy, so the released cats would hunt for longer.