Doggy, Doggy, Needs a New Home - Adopt Your Pet
Your family finally agrees it's time to bring home a newfriend.
Your family pet of fifteen years is sorrowfully missed and you can'timagine ever finding brown eyes like his again.
Visiting the pet stores,reading the pets for sale ads, and talking to friends, you wonder; what's thebest way to add a new member to your family? Pet adoption is an optionpet lovers should definitely consider.
Although it may not be for some, it's atrue gift.
Not just for you to be able to find that special pet, but for little'Rover' whose only crime was being too furry.
Pets like Rover are looking for afamily who will just love him as he is.
Even if he's not perfect, they want thelove of someone willing enough to teach them what is best for the family.
Withlove and gratitude, your little adopted friend will want to do all he can tomake you happy.
Seeing the row of big brown eyes in a shelter is enoughto break your heart.
You would love to take them all, but your place can onlyhold one.
Knowing that by helping just one little friend find love and comfortis a great place to start.
Pet adoption centers and shelters typicallylet you know which pets are good with kids or other pets and which ones wouldn'tbe.
They will give you a small history of what the pet has been through.
Givinghope to a dog can be all he needs to be the greatest friend you'll everhave! Often you will see a display of mixed breeds and mutts, but theycan be incredibly fun.
They usually have their own look, and like many dogs,just want to be loved.
Better yet, they just want to love you and make youhappy.
Whether you adopt a young pup from a shelter or whether you decide togive an older fellow a place to grow old is up to you, but the choice to loveone of these dogs can be more rewarding than you can imagine.
Don'tcount them out.
A dog in a shelter isn't there because he was bad so much as hejust had a bad start or someone who did love them simply couldn't care for himthe way he needed.
Give this friend a chance, it may be the greatest decisionyou'll make for you and your family.
Your family pet of fifteen years is sorrowfully missed and you can'timagine ever finding brown eyes like his again.
Visiting the pet stores,reading the pets for sale ads, and talking to friends, you wonder; what's thebest way to add a new member to your family? Pet adoption is an optionpet lovers should definitely consider.
Although it may not be for some, it's atrue gift.
Not just for you to be able to find that special pet, but for little'Rover' whose only crime was being too furry.
Pets like Rover are looking for afamily who will just love him as he is.
Even if he's not perfect, they want thelove of someone willing enough to teach them what is best for the family.
Withlove and gratitude, your little adopted friend will want to do all he can tomake you happy.
Seeing the row of big brown eyes in a shelter is enoughto break your heart.
You would love to take them all, but your place can onlyhold one.
Knowing that by helping just one little friend find love and comfortis a great place to start.
Pet adoption centers and shelters typicallylet you know which pets are good with kids or other pets and which ones wouldn'tbe.
They will give you a small history of what the pet has been through.
Givinghope to a dog can be all he needs to be the greatest friend you'll everhave! Often you will see a display of mixed breeds and mutts, but theycan be incredibly fun.
They usually have their own look, and like many dogs,just want to be loved.
Better yet, they just want to love you and make youhappy.
Whether you adopt a young pup from a shelter or whether you decide togive an older fellow a place to grow old is up to you, but the choice to loveone of these dogs can be more rewarding than you can imagine.
Don'tcount them out.
A dog in a shelter isn't there because he was bad so much as hejust had a bad start or someone who did love them simply couldn't care for himthe way he needed.
Give this friend a chance, it may be the greatest decisionyou'll make for you and your family.
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