National Adopt A Shelter Pet Day

Thousands of homeless animals are waiting for (and requiring) adoption from the shelters each year. On April 30th, National Adopt a Shelter Pet Day raises funds for thousands of pets that are waiting for (and needing) adoption from the shelters each year.

Animal shelters need year-round support, and adoption is a part of the process. Since animals come in daily, the shelters must respond quickly to ensure the animal's wellbeing and well being. Only then will they be able to be adopted into their forever home. In addition, the day encourages you to visit a shelter near you and find your new fur baby. For the long run, visit the shelter to consider all the things the dog or cat needs..

Consider helping in other ways if you find that you can't satisfy those needs. Volunteering gives you the opportunity to give your time to others. Not only does this help the animals by providing them with exercise, companionship, and socialization, but it also gives you the wonderful animal love we all love.

You can also check the shelter's donation needs list. Bring the items you are able to give. The shelter animals will be able to return to their forever homes more quickly.

#adoptashelterrator is a tagging system that can be tracked by the observer

Visit a shelter today and consider adopting
Remember to spay and neuter your fur babies.. It helps to minimize the number of unwanted pets in the community. According to recent reports, we are making strides forward Keep up the good work!
For more information on adoption, please contact the Humane Society or your local shelter
Using the hashtag #AdoptAShelterPetDay, you can commemorate the day by posting pictures of your adopted pet on social media using the hashtag #AdoptAShelterPetDay
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Shelter pet FAQ

Q. How many shelter dogs are adopted each year?

A. About 4.1 million cats and dogs are adopted from shelters each year, according to the ASPCA.

Q. What does "rehoming" mean?

A. Rehoming is a pet owner's attempt to find a new home for their pet. Rehoming a pet can be for a variety of reasons. The following are a few of them include: Among them are::