November 5, 2026
🤯 Let’s do some puppy math! 🐾
We got a few on the move today!
🐶 Two adult dogs and two small dogs heading out for spay and return
🐶 Three SCARS puppies getting fixed, two girls and one boy
🐶 One little girl heading to a foster home, with her spay coming up soon
✂️ One very matted girl off for a much-needed haircut!
Now let’s count just one potential litter per female, using five puppies per litter for this example. 🧮
🐾 Four adult girls × 5 = 20 puppies
🐾 Two SCARS puppy girls × 5 = 10 puppies
🐾 One little girl heading to foster × 5 = 5 puppies
That’s 35 potential puppies from just one litter each. And our little SCARS boy is getting neutered too! ✂️
Here’s the part that blew our mind. Three of these dogs already have litters that are only 6–8 weeks old. Using that same estimate, that’s about 15 puppies already born. Add those to the 35 potential puppies, and you can see how quickly the numbers add up.
This is why spaying and neutering matters so much. A huge thank-you to everyone at SCARS who helps get these dogs to their appointments, into foster homes, and even to the groomer.
