Love is in the air at a New Jersey animal shelter where staff are gleefully planning a Valentine’s Day-themed fundraiser that has caught the attention of the entire state. In a bold move that both celebrates the holiday of love and confronts the pains of past relationships, the unorthodox event will reportedly offer patrons the chance to “neuter your ex.”
Yes, you read that correctly.
While lovebirds across the globe will be exchanging chocolates, flowers, and mushy cards, the Garden State’s animal lovers will be queuing up for something slightly different. According to reports, the Cedar Lane Animal Shelter in Somerset is planning to spay or neuter any former lovers brought into the facility, all in the name of charity.
So, ladies and gentlemen, if you’ve been considering taking revenge on that “special” someone who left you high and dry, this may be the perfect chance for you to express your love in a meaningful way.
From what we understand, this unique fundraiser will function somewhat like a Valentine’s Day public service event. Attendees can bring their ex-partners to the shelter on February 14th and have them neutered or spayed at a discounted rate. So, if your ex is still wandering around town reproducing with whatever comes their way — head on over to the Cedar Lane Animal Shelter and give them a little surprise.
While many critics have aired their grievances with this bizarre scheme, the animal shelter is sticking to their guns, insisting that this event is all in good fun, and for a worthy cause. According to a statement released by Cedar Lane’s executive director, the fundraiser hopes to build public awareness on the importance of pet sterilization.
But are they really suggesting that we sterilize human beings like we do animals? Could this be some covert attempt to take control
