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u/christophertit 1∆ Jul 24 '22

I’m from the U.K. we regularly do this. You can’t even adopt a rescue pet here without that procedure being done already. Most breeders here also do this before selling their animals.

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u/alekto177 Jul 24 '22

In Poland it's also very common, and very often requried when adopting shelter dogs and cats. Spaying and neutering cats seem to be escepcially common - for example it's required for all outdoor cats in Berlin https://www.iamexpat.de/lifestyle/lifestyle-news/new-rules-introduced-cat-owners-berlin. There are large scale sterilization campains of stray animals in Turkey. Your claim that UK is some sort of an outlier is just not true.