Probably ALOT! I actually adopted my cat from Humane Society!
only 8% do
They might, although honestly most humane societies don't have the time or resources to check up on the animals that have already been adopted out. However, you should still have your adopted pet spayed or neutered - it helps keep the number of pets the humane society has in its cages down.
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To date, the MHS has saved over 30,000 animals!
Many humane societies allow for people to 'foster' a pet, you don't own the pet, you just give it a home, 'temporarily'. Often in these situations you can have your pets vet bills paid for!
It is to help abondoned/injured animals. They give the animals care, food, water, and shelter. The Humane Society also lets you adopt animals as pets.
yes, all over the internet and pet shelters. (like the Battle Creek Humane Society)
No. The Circle of Friends Humane Society in Grand Forks, North Dakota only euthanizes pets in cases of extreme aggression or extreme illness. There are no deadlines for any of the pets sheltered there. Some pets are at the shelter for a long time because they are committed to finding homes for as many animals as possible.
Quite a few
There are many places to adopt nice pets for your children. You could go to the local humane society or you could go online and find free animals that people are giving away.
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Because, if you go out and buya new pet, you leave a perfectly fine pet to stay in the humane society qnd if they aren't adopted in a set time, they will be humanely euthanized. Granted they might not be purebred and you won't be able to show them, but they are perfectly good. In fact, rescue animals are almost always extremely grateful and loving.
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