ADOPT A CAT NOW.

August 19, 2010 by  
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Adopting a pet instead of buying one is the surest way to strike a blow against puppy mills. To find the perfect match, you’ll want to choose the right one for you and your lifestyle. Animal shelters have dozens of pets just waiting for homes.

ADOPT A KITTEN, PUPPY, CAT, OR DOG!

August 16, 2010 by  
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I just wanted to put out there that if you are thinking of getting a pet, please try the option of adopting a pet first. SAVE A LIFE! IT WILL MAKE YOU FEEL BETTER!

Adopt A Shelter Pet Day 4-24.mov

August 4, 2010 by  
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Thank you so sincerely to everyone who helped save so many lives this weekend. Thank you for giving of your time, spreading the word about the shelter pet adoption, helping to set up, walking a dog, petting a cat, watering the pets, and adopting a pet. Yes, and adopting a pet! It was so wonderful to see so many go home. We could not have done this with out you. Here is a video of a few of the faces of the animals you helped save this weekend. Thank you for helping to spreading the word: rescue/spay/neuter/adopt Adopt a Shelter Pet – because they are worth it!

Adopt a Pet Today!

July 20, 2010 by  
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There are millions of animals in shelters all over the country, visit your local shelter and adopt a pet. Help change the world for the better!

Summer and brooke show- adopt a pet

July 11, 2010 by  
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we are adopting a pet Summers dog izzie!

Why adopt a pet from the RSPCA?

July 2, 2010 by  
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Adopting a pet from the RSPCA is not only a rewarding experience by giving a pet a home, but it is also inexpensive. When you adopt a pet from the RSPCA your new pet is vaccinated, wormed, flea treated, vet checked, micro chipped and behaviourally assessed by one of the RSPCA’s animal behavioural experts. If you would like to adopt a pet from the RSPCA WA you can ring the RSPCA on 9209 9300 or come and visit the staff at Paws Central. The RSPCA WA is located at 108 Malaga Drive, Malaga (corner of Reid Highway and Malaga Drive).

Pet Adoption Rescue : Why Adopt a Pet From a Shelter?

June 23, 2010 by  
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Adopting a pet from a shelter prevents animals from being euthanized. Save lives by adopting from a shelter with tips from an animal rescue manager in this free pet adoption video. Expert: Nancy Parker-Simons Contact: www.utopiarescue.com Bio: Nancy Parker-Simons has co-managed the Utopia Animal Rescue Ranch in the Texas Hill Country in 1998 along with Kinky Friedman and her husband Tony Simons. Filmmaker: Drew Noah

Adopt a Pet – AWASA PSA Contest

June 20, 2010 by  
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This is our (Marc Hansen and Douglas Izzo’s) entry for the AWASA (Animal Welfare Alliance of Southern Arizona) PSA high school media/video competition in Southern Arizona. From Catalina Foothills High School, for the “Pet Adoption” category. Adopting a pet from a humane society, animal shelter, or rescue group saves a life. Adopt a pet… save a life… make a difference! Please vote and we hope you enjoy!

My sim can’t adopt a pet even though I only have three sims and 3 pets. What do i do?

May 30, 2010 by  
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My sim cant get married or adopt pets because it says that i have to many ppl or pets but i only have 3 ppl and 3 pets. Is that a bad thing and what do i do?

Why you Should Adopt a Pet

January 24, 2010 by  
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I sometimes feel like I live in a zoo. Besides raising a toddler and babysitting my husband on a daily basis, we have two cats, a bird, a dog, and two fish. There’s never a dull moment in my household. My first pet, once I bought my own home, was a purebred cat. I wanted the fluffiest, most beautiful cat in the world, so I ended up paying more than I care to mention. And yes, she’s a gorgeous cat, though a little too furry and definitely knows that she’s a purebred. Once my husband moved in, he agreed to get another pet, but said that he wasn’t about to spend a fortune when there are lots of animals that are in need of homes. So, we decided that we’d adopt a pet. Our local humane league was our ideal choice of where to adopt a pet. We had not a clue if we wanted a dog or another cat, but we figured that we’d figure it out once we got there.

When we arrived at the humane league, I was shocked at the amount of people that were there to adopt a pet. Some of them walked past all of the hopeful animals and left without saying a word. Others walked out happily carrying boxes with petrified new pets. We left that day with an adorable dog that won our hearts the moment he licked my hand. A week later, we were talking about all of the animals that had been in need of homes, and decided to adopt a pet, again. We brought home a tiny little kitten that grew up to be even more loving and well-mannered than my purebred. It was almost as if she knew that she had been rescued and was grateful.

Since our adventure to the humane league, I’ve been a big believer in adopting a pet that desperately needs a home. If you’re making the decision to adopt a pet, which is a huge commitment, consider finding one that is in need of a home. There are lots of organizations that may be local for you that have pets just waiting for homes. Some of the pets may have been rescued from wandering the streets and others may have been surrendered by owners who can no longer care for them. No matter what their background, they need homes. Most of the organizations give them medical check-ups before placing them up for adoption, but be sure to inquire about that fact.

And remember that if and when you do decided to adopt a pet, there are many responsibilities that come along with the adoption. Of course, the decision to adopt a pet may be the best decision of your life.

Mia LeCron is the founder of 123-aquariums-for-sale.info – http://www.http://123-aquariums-for-sale.info – devoted to helping individuals in creating their own indoor aquarium and information on pet adoption. Visit Aquariums for Sale to get the latest information of aquariums and pets.

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