Animal Shelter: Why are so many animals in shelters?
Animal Shelter: Why are so many animals in shelters?
Animal Shelter: Why are so many animals in shelters? I share the top reasons that animals end up in shelters, plus what to do to help prevent being an irresponsible pet owner.
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Animal Shelter: Why are so many animals in shelters? Video
Top Reasons Animals End Up in Shelters
- People aren’t responsible pet owners.
- People don’t get their pets spayed or neutered.
- People don’t do their research.
- People don’t train their pets.
- People think pets are disposable.
- People don’t socialize their pets.
- People don’t spend enough time with their pets.
- People don’t anticipate how much pets will cost.
- People lose their jobs.
- People move and can’t take their pet with them.
- People experience a radical lifestyle change.
- People develop allergies to their pet.
If you’re thinking about a pet, please check out my How to Find the Perfect Pet Guide. The number one thing you can do to prevent pets from going into shelters is to educate yourself and find the perfect pet to fit your lifestyle. You should also get your pets spayed or neutered. Finally, if you’re going to get a dog, you need to socialize it, as well as do obedience training with it so that it’s a good companion. Pets are not disposable.
