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    traveling, the area's shelters or vets will be able to quickly alert you when they are found again. #3) Pets are 2.5 Times More Likely to Come Home Again Here at VIP Petcare, the microchips we use are internationally recognized, meaning that vets and shelters all throughout the country, and beyond, will be able to scan and read the invaluable information that will help bring your pet home. Microchipping is recommended by: American Veterinary Medical Association American Animal Hospital…

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    improve the world by doing community service. There are many ways a person can volunteer. Volunteering on a regular basis, many projects can be completed. One of the places that always needs help. The local animal shelter. Organization such as the ASPCA,the Human Society, and the county shelter want volunteers to aid them in caring…

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    Hello Prof Budzinski and Fellow Classmates, Accordingly, after viewing the California Homeless Youth Project 's videos, I felt a string of emotions all at once. I felt gratefulness, gratitude, despair, compassion all in one. In other words, I was seeing myself in those videos or someone I knew encountered in my past life. The struggles of the survival on the street is just getting by with the bare minimal. In one of the stories, a person spoke on everything he owned was in his backpack.…

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    Animal Adoption Research

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    Animal shelters are sheltering facilities designated for animals that have been lost, abandoned, or found on the streets. PETA has conducted research that “approximately six to eight million animals are handled by animal shelters each year in the U.S” (1). The animals housed at these facilities are often petrified because of the foreign environment of strange animals, poor living quarters, and small quantities of food. The lack of people adopting from shelters has created an issue of…

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    No Kill Shelters

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    I have adopted many animals in my 17 years of living. The majority of animals my family has adopted have come from no kill shelters. I hate walking through other shelters when I know the ones that are not going to get adopted in time are going to be put down. My most recent dog I adopted is a poodle maltese mix. Her name is Boo Boo and she was at the shelter for about two months before I adopted her. Imagine if she had been at any other shelter, she probably would have been put to sleep before I…

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    homeless. Others said that they do not feel like they fit into the society because of their health issues. A few others said it was a lack of employment. With their feedback, I hoped that people who see them as “animals” as shown in the video clip from class lecture, “Maspeth Homeless Shelter Meeting,” can have a new perspective towards them, and help them get back up on their feet. In the video clip, it showed that the homeless took an abandoned hotel to stay, but the community was furious…

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    few years, countless number of dogs and other animals (e.g. cats, mice, rabbits) are kept as pets but not for a long time, they are eventually abandoned by their owners for one reason or another. Abandoned pets end up either being sent into animal shelters funded by government or as stray dogs on the streets, suffering for the rest of their life without having the chance to have proper treatments (food and shelter) and to be loved by humans. In shelters, dogs (a big fraction of them consists of…

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    Pet stores that overshadow shelters put shelter dogs in danger of euthanization. Shelters are not as visited as pet stores, even though the shelter dogs often need more help than the pet store dogs. These dogs often need help because they were found on the streets or maybe even rescued from an abusive home. Shelters put down thousands of animals every year when they are unable to find a home. Pet stores do not have this problem. Dogs from shelters are often not as appealing as purebred dogs…

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    regarding overpopulation in animals left on the street. Many of these animals end up in either two types of shelters: High-kill or No-kill. A High-kill shelter is a public animal shelter that hosts rescue organizations, in contrast, a No-kill shelter is a private animal shelter that do not kill, or euthanize, any animals they receive. High-kill are more beneficial to help the case of over-population in the amount of animals left on the street than No-kill shelters. High-kill shelters follow…

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    neutered because failure to do so overburdens shelters, they have unruly behavior, and increases the health risks of pets. Everywhere in the United States, there are approximately 6-8 million homeless animals that go in animal shelters every year. Not even half of those animals are adopted, and the rest of them are euthanized. “Many people are surprised to learn that nationwide, more than 2.7 million healthy, adoptable cats and dogs are euthanized in shelters annually” (The Humane Society). …

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