1. Animals are already spayed or neutered. You are assisting in the fight against over-population. 2. Dogs and puppies have been heartworm checked. 3. Cats and kittens have been Felv/FIV tested. 4. The animals have been treated for fleas, ticks, and dewormed. 5. The animals have had some of their vaccines. 6. You have a variety of choices: long or short hair, active or quiet, young or old, mixed or purebred. 7. The adoption fee is much less than all of the above procedures. 8. You are supporting a non-profit that has been in East Tennessee for 127 years! 9. You save a life. 10. You save a second life by opening up cage space.
Thanks to Jan Barker Hackett for this blog!
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