Adopt or Buy? An Honest Guide to Getting Your Next Dog in NC
TL;DR: Adopt first. In 2025, North Carolina’s reporting county shelters took in 69,131 dogs and euthanized 15,770 of them, so the supply…
Read articleNC ranks 2nd in the nation for animal euthanasia. Together, we can change that.
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Get InvolvedTL;DR: Adopt first. In 2025, North Carolina’s reporting county shelters took in 69,131 dogs and euthanized 15,770 of them, so the supply…
Read articleTL;DR: In North Carolina, start with your county animal control office. If your county has no animal control, call the sheriff’s office.…
Read articleTL;DR: A barn cat, also called a working cat, is a sterilized, vaccinated, ear-tipped cat who is too unsocialized to live in…
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