The San Diego Humane Society is extending its promotion to waive adoption fees for small animals and adult dogs seven months and older through Thursday, officials said.
The promotion is being extended because of the large influx of adult dogs, according to the organization's Nina Thompson.
The SD Humane Society currently has 83 guinea pigs, 52 rabbits, 34 hamsters, four chinchillas, eight mice and one rat looking for new families, Thompson said. "Spring has sprung and we are seeing a lot of animals come into our care, especially small pets," said the society's chief operating officer, Jessica Des Lauriers."We have nearly 200 small pets looking for new homes and we hope this promotion sponsored by Petco Love will be a wonderful incentive for families looking to open up their hearts and homes."
France Dernières Nouvelles, France Actualités
Similar News:Vous pouvez également lire des articles d'actualité similaires à celui-ci que nous avons collectés auprès d'autres sources d'information.
Why One Advisor Is Pumping the Brakes on CryptoFiduciary advisors won’t say no to a client who wants to add crypto to their assets, but it’s such a fast-growing world that there is no way for them to keep up, says Standing Oak Financial Founder Scott Eichler.
Lire la suite »
Adopt or foster a pet during Saturday’s ‘Empty the Shelter’ eventAn “Empty the Shelter” animal adoption event is taking place on Saturday due to urgent maintenance and improvements at the Bexar County Animal Facility (BCAF).
Lire la suite »
UT professor's artwork is a response to family separations at U.S. border, zero tolerance policiesAsia Society's exhibit on the immigrant experience bares the weight of child separations at border
Lire la suite »
Accessibility is the main barrier to crypto adoption — Here are the solutionsCrypto leaders must address the lack of financial and crypto literacy, as without addressing the key issues limiting accessibility in the crypto ecosystem, the industry will not move forward.
Lire la suite »