Number of Abandoned Pets Soars by Almost 60% 'Due to Credit Crunch' »
Posted By myfairlady 7 months ago in NewsAnimal welfare charity - the RSPCA - see a 57% increase in the number of pets abandoned by their owners as the credit crunch hits household finances.
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Ciera-Marie7 months ago
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Actually it's not surprising and there will be more. I still don't agree with it. That said, if one can not afford to keep a pet take it to a no kill shelter would be the first option. HOWEVER, I bet a lot of them have waiting lists. The next best thing would the Humane Society. You will have to pay a fee. Sad to say some can not afford the fee. The average age of cat waiting for adoption is 8 years old. Bet it's similar for dogs.
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