Pet Care in Pet Shelters?

There are about $85 million pets in america. Most pet owners either purchase their pet from a pet breeder or from pet stores. There is another means of procuring a pet, which is pet adoption from pet shelter's, which could prove to be an inexpensive & provide a variety of pet to adopt from. The section below clarifies some myths & facts about pet Adoption from Pet Shelters.

Adoptions from Pet Shelters makes great pets

Pet Adoption from pet shelters doesn't make pets second hand or second to owning a pet from any other agency. On the contrary, pet shelter workers have often observed that many pet shelter animals seem to sense what they were up against and become among the most devoted and grateful companions.

Most pet shelter residents are healthy, affectionate pets. Many have already lived with a human family and have the basic training, socialization, and cooperative skills they need to become part of your household.

Pet Shelters have the animals' best interests at heart

Most Pet shelters are owned by either non-profit animals or by government agencies. Their primary mission is to find the best possible pet adoption homes that suit the individual animals they shelter.

Most pet shelters are well staffed to be familiar & train different pet adoption starters & give the best pet care for each type of animal, pet volunteers love each pet. If an animal has lived with a family before, then its history and behavior are also know. This knowledge helps the staff make optimal matches between homes and pets and helps you make you the best pet adoption decision.

Pet Shelters cost 25% less than any other means of getting a pet

For a pet adoption fee between $55 and $95, one can adopt a pet of their choice & this is means of pet adoption is cheaper by several hundreds of dollars if done by other means. The fee usually includes spay or neuter surgery, worming and vaccinations, and a certificate for a free health exam. Some Pet Shelters are now micro chipping their animals which is a fabulous means of pet identification & pet tags.

In addition, pet shelters offer free pet training material & pet care resources & educate the new owners about pet adoption.

Pet Shelter lets you care for a new life

The simple fact is that there are many more animals needing adoption than there are homes for. So when you adopt from a pet from a pet shelter, you become part of the solution to the overpopulation crisis. You give a deserving animal a new home. You free up cage space for another animal needing to be adopted. And your money goes toward the shelter's education and spay/neuter programs, which help prevent more unwanted animals from being born.

Until the overpopulation crisis has been resolved, shelter adoption is the humane, ethical choice for millions of Americans.

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