Local farmers' markets are great places to pick up fresh produce, gorgeous flowers, delectable baked goods, curious crafts, and even seafood; however, many markets now offer dogs for as well. Yes, you read that correctly – dogs are now available for adoption at farmer’s markets.
Why? Because animal shelters and rescue groups are becoming increasingly creative about marketing dogs and cats for adoption. These groups strive to go to where potential pet owners congregate, including the market mentioned above. They are also going to malls and to a variety of businesses. You may remember that a few weeks ago, I
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The Companion Factor
by Ronald A. Rowe June 18th, 2009 | Cats, Pet Adoption
It can cost a lot of money to care for a pet. They are sometimes smelly, often messy, and usually noisy. They demand our attention at the most inopportune times. So, why in the world would anyone want a pet?
Pets, all types of pets, make good companions. In a world that is increasingly isolated and impersonal, a pet can bring joy into your home when there is no one else around. The less contact a person has with the world outside his door, the more he needs a pet.
The benefits that a pet brings to an elderly person have been
Pets, all types of pets, make good companions. In a world that is increasingly isolated and impersonal, a pet can bring joy into your home when there is no one else around. The less contact a person has with the world outside his door, the more he needs a pet.
The benefits that a pet brings to an elderly person have been
