Why are animal shelters so important?
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Why are animal shelters so important?
Animal shelters play a vital role in our communities as they continuously work to reunite pets with their owners, shelter those in need and find new homes for animals that are lost, without a permanent home or for those animals that, for our own security, shouldn’t be roaming our streets.
Who is the world leader in animal rescue?
Matt Bershadker, ASPCA President CEO Matthew Bershadker is President and CEO of the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA), the first animal welfare organization in America and a national leader in the rescue and protection of at-risk animals.
What are 3 of the main reasons animals end up in shelters?
Why Do Animals End Up in Animal Shelters?
- Moving.
- Landlord does not allow pet.
- Too many animals in household.
- Cost of pet maintenance.
- Owner having personal problems/illness/death.
- Inadequate facilities.
- No homes available for litter mates.
- Having no time for pet.
What makes a good animal rescue?
They have sound business practices. A good rescue will have good business stewardship. They support staff and volunteers are well trained to handle the demands of rescue work. Ensure that they have a 501(c) charitable status.