Many animals have complex backgrounds, requiring patience and understanding from their new families. So, what are some of the myths making the rounds today? Are there problems with animal shelters? Debunk a few animal shelter myths and learn the benefits of adopting from a shelter or rescue group. Dekalb county and lifeline animal project are partnering to provide free veterinary care to pets of dekalb county residents. Are there any myths about animal shelters? But as ridiculous as anti- shelter arguments are, they reveal destructive myths about shelter animals that need to be called out every time they arise. Join us as we review the most common myths about shelter dogs and why we have to stop believing them. I’m sharing some of the most persistent ones below, and have enlisted help from aspca shelter science experts to help dispel them. Why should you adopt a dog from a shelter? Free health exams, vaccines, microchipping, and spay/neuter surgeries are available now for pets in need. Should you adopt a pet from a shelter or rescue group? · the reclaim rate – only 14% for lost dogs – significantly impacts lifeline’s ability to help incoming animals in need. · wondering which is better, adopting or buying pets? When increasingly more animals are coming into the shelters than leaving, euthanasia becomes a real threat for animals who are struggling in the shelter environment. Learn more and register for an appointment for your pets today. · myths can be fun in folklore, but they aren’t so fun when they prevent people from adopting a perfectly nice dog or cat from their local shelter. · shelter dogs get an unwarranted bad rap. · adopting a pet from a shelter is a rewarding experience, but it comes with its own set of challenges.

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