For the demonstration in Carolina, adoption animals from the shelter were sterilized with Neutersol. These animals were micro-chipped and the shelter is going to follow their progress post-adoption. Animal guardians from the area were invited to bring their dogs for the demonstration at Isabela, in addition to the approximately 15 Satos who were sterilized and returned to their community. The Satos were identified with a permanent ear tattoo. Dr. Davis was also able to transport 5 dogs from an animal collector in Aguadilla for sterilization.

PAWS is interested in exploring the idea of creating a pilot community dog project with animals in Isabela. Isabella is a well-defined community of about 40,000 inhabitants and a significant community animal problem. If Dr. Davis is able to obtain the support of the Mayor of Isabella, we are going to explore the idea of collecting, sterilizing, vaccinating, identifying, and releasing community dogs. This would be a very good pilot project for Puerto Rico, and if successful, the project could be replicated in other parts of the Caribbean. In addition to Dr. Davis' established spay/neuter clinic at The Pet Vet, which is in Isabela, Neutersol would be an essential part of this project."