Animal shelters are doing an increasingly better job finding good homes for the pets who — through no fault of their own — end up in their cages. Back in the 1970s, shelters euthanized as many as 12 to 20 million dogs and cats, each year, for lack of homes. Although one euthanized adoptable shelter pet is still one too many , today those numbers have declined by more than 75 percent. Inga Fricke, Director of Shelter and Rescue Group Services for The Humane Society, gives us just a few reasons why adopting an older pet is a no-brainer. Good morning, Smart Girls :) ow.ly/wfA9E
Posted on: Tue, 29 Apr 2014 09:00:51 +0000
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