Fast Facts: Animal Shelters, Overpopulation & Pet Ownership
December 1, 2008 by Dwight
Filed under Shar Pei Adoption
Overpopulation of homeless animals has become quite an epidemic. Animal shelters across the country house rescued animals from irresponsible pet owners and those who can no longer care for their animals. Staff at local animal shelters have helped find loving homes for millions of needy animals and continue in their efforts to search for responsible, caring pet owners. Below are some facts about animal shelters, pet overpopulation, and pet ownership. Read more
Adopting an Older Shar-Pei Dog
December 1, 2008 by Dwight
Filed under Shar Pei Adoption
Let’s face it. None of us can resist sad puppy faces and that “pick me” whimper as we pass by the adoptable puppies. Puppies are undeniably cute. On the other hand, anyone who has raised a puppy can agree, these irresistible bundles of joy are a huge responsibility! If you have considered adopting a puppy, but are not sure if you have the time or patience to raise one, consider adopting an older dog. Read more
Questions to Ask Yourself Before Adopting Shar Pei
December 1, 2008 by Dwight
Filed under Shar Pei Adoption
Caring for your Shar-Pei goes far beyond providing shelter, food, and water. Responsible pet ownership takes patience, time, love, and care. Before adopting a pet, you should ask yourself the following questions.
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Get Involved: Shar-Pei Rescue
December 1, 2008 by Dwight
Filed under Shar Pei Adoption
The extreme overpopulation of homeless animals is a responsibility that everyone in your community should take part in. Getting yourself involved in your own community is a good start. Whether you have 20 hours per week or 20 minutes per month, every little bit helps! Below are a few ways you can involve yourself with your community. Read more
Top 5 Reasons to Adopt a Shar-Pei
December 1, 2008 by Dwight
Filed under Shar Pei Adoption
1. You’ll Save a Shar-Pei
Unfortunately, in the United States, millions of sheltered animals are euthanized each year. The abundance of sheltered animals compared to those adopting is increasing. Too many Americans give up their pets and too few adopt from a shelter. Because there is not enough housing in the shelters, many adoptable animals are euthanized after not being adopted after a certain amount of time. By adopting an animal, you are saving them from being euthanized as well as freeing up space for a new homeless pet to wait for a loving owner. Read more


