This award is presented from the Director, Army National Guard, to an ARNG individual (Soldier, Department of the Army Civilian) that exhibits excellence in support of the state safety program providing. substantially positive input impacting the overall safety culture within the state (see appendix H).
Age for neutering. Traditionally male and female cats have often been neutered at six months of age, but this is after many cats reach sexual maturity and not based on any scientific rationale. For social, health and population control reasons, it is now recommended neutering should routinely take place at around 4 months of age.
Best Answer: A good rule of thumb is to have your kittens spayed and neutered at six months. (The five pound weight requirement correlates.) There is a link between neutering a male before the age of six months to an increase in the likelihood that he will develop kidney/urinary tract disease.