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Pet Adoption in a time of pandemic
By Pets Team on April 18, 2020
| Pet adoption tips are always helpful, but it might be more important to communicate common sense in anxious times like these. Animal shelters are reporting a spike in the number of pet adoptions andfoster applications. as the pandemic helps us really feel isolated and lonely. Adding a furry friend to your home comes with a financial commitment, in addition to other responsibilities. The price of companionship is not just time and love spent. The cost of owning a dog can range from about $400 to $2,500 for the first year, says Acorns, an investment service many Americans use. It’s important to plan ahead. It’s also important to plan for life with a petafter the pandemic. Here’s what you need to know before you adopt. |
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