Recommendation to adopt resolution of the City Council of the City of Long Beach to designate February 2015 Spay/Neuter Awareness Month.
Okay. Thank you. And next up, we have. I'm 20. Item 20 is a report from the city attorney. Recommendation to adopt resolution of the City Council of the City of Long Beach to designate February 2015 Spay Neuter Awareness Month. Thank you. There's a motion and a second. Vice Mayor Lowenthal and Councilmember Andrews. Vice Mayor Lowenthal. Thank you, Mr. Mayor. I wanted to thank Animal Care Services and the community groups such as Fixed Long Beach for their hard work. We all know that fix. Long Beach has come out here and shared with us their good work. They provided spay and neuter services to 71 pets at their Valentines Day mobile clinic. When you think about the exponential impact where those animals to remain unfixed, you begin to appreciate why it's so important for residents to get their animals spayed or neutered. So I am very thankful for their work and really happy that we're able to entertain this item tonight. Thank you. Councilmember Andrews. No comments. No problem, Councilwoman Price. Thank you. I want to thank the vice mayor again and Councilwoman Mungo on their efforts to bring this item forward. I believe she brought it again. And I want to thank them both for bringing this to our attention and for getting us this far. So thank you to both of you. Thank you. And Councilman Mungo. Has a big believer of incentives and reminders and encouragement as a way to bring compliance within our community. I'm really excited to bring forward this item where we will have spay and Neuter Awareness Month for 2015, and I hope to see it back next year. Okay. Thank you. Any public comment on the item? Seeing nine, please cast your votes. Motion carry seven zero. Okay. Thank you. Next up is we have announcements. My councilman, Mongo.