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Reptile Rescuers Find New Homes for Dumped Iguanas

PHOTO: Reptile Pet Adoption Success Story: Jake, a 9-year-old green iguana, was adopted by a member of the Green Iguana Society, which specializes in these reptiles.

 

Dog Adoption: Why are so many dogs in shelters?
Dog owner education is the key to the dog adoption problem, by choosing the right dog breed and getting involved in your dog's care, from dog training to veterinary visits.

 

Beware When Adopting Fad Exotic Pets Such as Sugar Gliders, African Hedgehogs and Prairie Dogs

Kansas State University exotic animal veterinarian warns of challenges of pet adoption of the exotic kind.

 

Emotional Problems Affect Pets, Too.

Dogs, cats, and other pets, like people, can suffer from emotional illnesses. Vets who treat mentally ill pets have a tough task: Their patients can't tell them what's wrong. Often they'll look to their patient's owner to figure out what's going on.  Sometimes the problem is just in the training.

 

 

Did you know?  About 36 percent of U.S. households have at least one dog, and about 30 percent have at least one cat, according to the American Veterinary Medical Association.

 

Cat Adoption: Why are so many cats in shelters? 

Just as dog owner education is the key to the dog adoption problem, cat owner education is the key to the cat adoption problem.  Study found that cat owners who had unrealistic expectations, including companionship for a child, were more likely to take their cat to a shelter. 

 

Which Dog Breed is for you?  --and Your Landlord --and Your Insurance Carrier?

When considering dog adoption, beware that the dog breed of your choice may not be allowed by your landlord and some dog breeds may not be covered under your home insurance policy.

 

Exotic Pets, Including the Tiny Sugar Glider,  are Not Legal in All States, Including Massachusetts

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