However, the associated costs tend to be overlooked. · in this article, we aim to explain the dangers of free puppies , and why you should never search for them specifically, nor should you ever give away a litter of puppies for free. Why do dogs get free puppies? Are free puppies a good idea? This article aims to shed light on why puppies can be quite expensive. Why are puppies so expensive? The more money these dogs bring, the more resources we have to support the rest of our work. It makes sense from a utilitarian perspective; Its win/win, right? · the cost of raising dogs is higher than ever, and breeding costs have risen to cover these expenses. How much does a puppy cost? · when adoption fees are waived, it’s not about “ free pets. ” it’s about increasing the opportunity for adoption so that more animals can find homes faster, and making room for the next pet in need. · it is common practice for shelters that obtain highly desirable dogs to charge a significantly higher adoption fee. · within days, that “ free ” puppy can become a very expensive vet visit—or worse, a critically ill dog with no safety net. Acquiring a puppy is often regarded as a joyful experience. We’ve seen countless cases of puppies given away as “ free to a good home” who end up at local shelters just days later—sick, weak, and terrified. Purchased pets are also often not spayed or neutered and may not have a full set of vaccinations, adding to the expense. The expenses begin before the puppy even arrives home, extending well into their lifespan. I no longer think so. As a result, not only are all dog breeds expensive, but prices vary wildly. Free pets usually come with no medical care, so while you may initially save on an adoption fee, the medical costs will add up quickly.

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