Rabbits and rats, parrots and parakeets, all these abandoned and unwanted animals need a home. They need food, fresh water and a clean tank. Snakes, lizards, bearded dragons, turtles and more make quiet pets.
Reptiles, too, often find themselves homeless. Over 200,000 horses need homes every year. A three-legged dog or a cat in a wheelchair might present some difficulty in finding a home for them, but they will be just as loyal and loving as any animal with more limbs or better working ones. Cats should be kept inside, where they are safe from cars and predators like coyotes and owls and even the neighbor’s dog. They automatically use their litter boxes, and the boxes just need daily cleaning. Cats are easier to care for than dogs because they don’t need to be walked. Cats are great pets, and it’s tragic that over three million of them are left homeless through no fault of their own.
The right dog is out there - one that will fit right into your family! Each dog is unique and if you choose by breed alone, you might miss out on a great dog. The book offers the sage advice that if you don’t know what kind of dog you want, let your local rescue help match you to the perfect pooch. Over three million are dogs, but there are also cats, birds, reptiles, potbellied pigs, and other animals. “Tails From the Animal Shelter” by Stephanie Shaw and illustrated by Liza Woodruff shares the heartbreaking information that over six million animals a year arrive at animal shelters in the USA. These three picture books will not only share why it’s rewarding to rescue a pet but also share how to train your new dog or cat, thanks to National Geographic Kids’ two training books for kids.
But there are still many, many animals in shelters across the country who are in need of a loving home. With COVID-19, many families have adopted needy shelter pets.
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