Edward G. Walker (1830-1901), son of David Walker, one of the first two black men elected to the Massachusetts State Legislature. Just five years after he arrived in Boston, Walker died suddenly in the summer of 1830.
Share This! Male rabbits are neutered for a variety of reasons. It helps minimize fighting behavior, makes it impossible to impregnate females, and prevents testicular cancer. At the Long Beach Animal Hospital use of the laster is mandatory for all neuters.
A spay is actually an ovariohysterectomy; the uterus, ovaries and the two cervices of the rabbit are surgically removed. A castration, or orchidectomy is the removal of the testicles. Both spaying and castration can be referred to as neutering, although many people use the word neutering when referring to only male animals.