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24 Thoughts You’ll Inevitably Have After Adopting A Shelter Pet


Adopting a pet is officially the best thing you can do as a human being.

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1. Shelters are full of loving animals looking for homes.

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There are over 7 million animals in shelters nationwide!

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2. Adopting a pet is a huge responsibility.

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3.  The first year of owning a dog costs $1270.00.

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Adoption prices are usually low, but you gotta make sure you can afford to take care of a new family member!

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4. Pets are totally worth it though.

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Where else can you find this sort of unconditional love?

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5. The transformation from shelter dog to spoiled brat dog is an amazing thing.

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6. Watching an animal grow up is so special!

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7. Just make sure you tell the cat if you’re planning on bringing home a new pup.

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8. And vice versa.


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9. Your heart will totally melt once they start getting along!

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10. You’ll be surprised at how fast your new pet will make themselves at home.

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11. Soon, you’ll forget all about the concept of personal space.

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“Oh hai.”

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12. You’ll start speaking in a weird, high-pitched voice you use only for your new pet.

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Just wait until you accidentally start talking like this in front of people!

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13. Coming home from work is a lot more fun with someone special waiting for you.

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14. Sharing is caring.


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15. You’ll fondly remember the good old days when you could stand up when you wanted.

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when I want to get up but the cat in my lap wont let me

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16. Yay! You’ll never have to do anything by yourself again!

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Thanks cat!

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17. Your phone will be full of pet pictures. And you will show them to everyone.

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18. You do not think it’s silly to throw your pet a birthday party.

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19. Staying home seems that much better …

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20. Bed time was never so adorable.


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21. And getting out of bed was never so difficult.

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22. You can’t imagine life without them! Did you even go on walks before you adopted a dog?!

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23. You’ll spend more on cute clothes and fancy food for your pet than you do for yourself!

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Priorities!

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24. The next thing you know, you’ll be fostering animals!

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Bonus

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Here are 24 animal saviors who took the time to make a difference in an animal’s life.

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An adorable piglet was born without being able to use his back legs. Someone made him a nifty wheelchair using some K’Nex Toys.

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This bird fell out of a tree from heat exhaustion so a kind woman gave it a cool summer bath.

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A baby elephant got a thorough medical check up thanks to these guys.

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Two guys swam through a dangerous raging flood to save a helpless little fox.

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A boy in Manila, Philippines carried his beloved dog through a flood caused by a monsoon.

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Since human raised pandas have a hard time adapting to the wild, Chinese scientists wear panda outfits every time they deal with baby pandas.

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A Chinese grandmother has a deep love for dogs, so she feeds dozens of strays.

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The soldiers in the Battle of Okinawa took time to care for a baby goat.

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Two boys used the strap of a lunch box to save this puppy from the flood drains.

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A volunteer at a seal rehab center in the Netherlands hand feeds a baby seal.

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MMA fighter, Cathal Pendred, saw a baby dolphin stuck helplessly on shore. He picked her up and tossed her back into the ocean.

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An orphaned baby orangutan found someone to take care of her.

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A thirsty koala was given some water by this kind firefighter after a blazing brushfire in Australia.

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A young boy in Bangladesh risked his life to save a deer from drowning.

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A brave animal lover saved this baby kangaroo’s life from an unforgiving flood in Ipswich, Australia.

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After this helpless porpoise was washed into a rice field by a powerful tsunami, Ryo Taira made his way through the muck and shallow water to save it.

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This innocent baby howler monkey is being nurtured after a severe arm injury.

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A man in Cuttack City, India put some stranded kittens into a basket and carried them across flooded water to dry land.

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A group of people saved these helpless false killer whales by moving them back into the ocean.

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A penguin observes as Richard Tesore of Rescate Fauna Marina nurtures a baby river dolphin.

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Adam Warwick saved this 400 pound black bear from drowning by jumping into the ocean after it and pulling him back to shore.

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A mother duck and her babies find a friendly police man to help them cross the road safely.

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An animal shelter in Peru was heavily flooded, fortunately, the volunteers did everything in their power to rescue every one of the animals.

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Erick and Torvald courageously saved this baby lamb from drowning in a raging river in Norway.

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