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Reply (Double Dog Rescue) Want to add a furry friend to your family and give back to the world at the same time? Consider adopting a pet from a local shelter. Despite the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, many pets are still looking for their forever homes and animal shelters still working to fulfill adoptions and place pets with families. Across Connecticut, there are thousands of dogs, cats and other animals of all ages, sizes and breeds without a home — and many of them are located in your area. For those looking to adopt, a great place to begin the search for a lovable new companion is at Double Dog Rescue, where Jake the dog is waiting patiently, or another local adoption center. If you aren't sure if you have time to take care of a pet year round, many shelters also offer opportunities to foster pets until they are placed.
Reply (Happily Furever After Rescue) Looking to add a furry friend to your family and do something good for the world at the same time? Consider adopting a pet from a local shelter. Amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, many pets are still looking for their forever homes and animal shelters still working to fulfill adoptions. Across Connecticut, there are thousands of dogs, cats and other animals of all ages without a home — and many of them are located within driving distance. For those looking to adopt, a great place to start your search for a lovable new fur child is at Double Dog Rescue, where Chief the dog is waiting patiently, or another local adoption center. If you aren't sure if you have time to take care of a pet year round, many shelters also offer opportunities to foster pets until they are placed.