WHY ADOPT A SHELTER DOG?
- It’s a form of recycling
As impressive as the environment is, we can say the same for the animals on our blue planet that we call HOME. We can humanely correlate environmentally recycling to dog adoption. As we all know, we act and are green when we recycle. This means we provide care and love to the environment. It goes the same with adopting dogs; when we say we recycle pets by adopting, we consider this the noblest form of recycling. Moreover, we can make these love-seeking canines feel the care they’ve longed for.
- It helps end homelessness.
In the U.S., it is reported that millions of loving, sweet, and soulful dogs pass away in animal shelters due to painful conditions such as a lack of cage space. At times we may think, why are dogs homeless, but canines also experience bad luck, as humans do as well. Thus, even though the dog has no control over the situation, they become homeless unintentionally and unwillingly. Dogs are always longing for love and the best fur-iend. You may adopt a dog at your nearest local animal shelter to raise awareness and help with the nationwide homelessness crisis.
- It’s fantastic!
We may notice celebrities and influencers taking their dogs for a walk and enjoying their day. However, behind the scenes, some celebrities own an adopted dogs because of their charismatic and enthusiastic personalities. One of which is Lenny Kravitz. As you can see, adopting dogs is not only a humane thing but also a fantastic thing to do. Our dogs may not be able to communicate human words, but in their world, you are their idol, celebrity, and influencer! To them, you are fantastic!
- You can flaunt your pride.
We all know a proud parent when we see them, right? It’s the same with proud fur parents with their witty fur babies. Adopted canines are amazingly intelligent and unsurprisingly craving for love. So don’t reserve those proud fur parent emotions; just let them out by getting them a cool collar or a T-shirt. You may also flaunt your pride with a beautifully labeled coffee mug about shelter pups.
- It eradicates loneliness
At some point in our lives, we experience loneliness or longing for love and affection. Adopted dogs provide affection like no one ever has. They’re always happy to be with you and never ask for anything in return. It’s safe to say that adopted dogs love UNCONDITIONALLY. No more lonely nights for you and your buddy!
- love is unconditional.
As previously mentioned, an adopted dog’s love is unconditional. No matter what situation you are in, they will always love you. If you live in a tiny or significant home, it doesn’t matter to them because you are their home, and they’re just simply grateful that someone has adopted them and provided the love they’ve been longing for. You will experience the true meaning of happiness and genuine love with your adopted dog.
- You’ll be embarrassment-proof
Do you feel shy trying out a new TikTok dance or a new physical activity? You have nothing to worry about because your adopted dog always and forever sees the best in you. They will always support your dreams and goals and cheer you on for every effort you put into your craft.
- It shows your depth
When you adopt a dog, it just goes to show how much you care about those around you and their well-being. You not only care but see beyond the physical attributes of a person and what they have to offer.
- It shows your style
A shelter dog can easily bring out your creativity and the kind you possess. They can easily be your creative partner because you get to test out your creativity with them as well. An adopted dog is capable of radiating beauty and style with all the outfits you choose for them. Also, remember there are various breed-specific rescues to adopt from.
- It shows faith in democracy.
“E Pluribus Unum” means “One dog out of many.” Shelter pooches are known to be “People’s dogs,” and democracy is known to be the power of the people. You’ll be able to showcase your faith in democracy and also prove that the power of the people is adopting the people’s dogs from shelters.
Will you be adopting a new dog this month?
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