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SPCA International’s Apollo’s Aid refugee program is a financial aid program for refugees that have been displaced from their homes and are seeking assistance for their beloved pets. It is designed to reunite refugees with their pets when an unexpected issue arises.
Why it’s APOLLO, of course! Apollo is a lovable and goofy 7-year-old Rottweiler who will melt your heart with his adorable antics and charming personality. Despite his size, Apollo is a gentle guy, who loves to spend time with his humans and soak up the love.
In a world where convenience often takes precedence, many individuals continue to choose to buy pets from breeders rather than adopting them from shelters. While there are various reasons for this choice, it's essential to consider the far-reaching consequences of this decision.
APOLLO’S AID PERMANENT CHANGE OF STATION SUPPORT APPLICATION. Veterinary Supply Aid. Spay Panama. El Sanctuario de Animales. Animal AWARE. Tanzania Animal Welfare Society. Unidad de Protección Animal. Kathmandu Animal Treatment Centre. Dog Rescue Romania.
- You’Re Saving More Than One Life
- Unconditional Love! What Could Be Better?
- You’Re Giving A Second Chance to A Deserving Animal
- You Get A Chance to Stay Active
- You Have Someone New to Shop For
- You’Re Fighting Back Against Cruel Breeding
- Destress and Unwind with Someone Who Will Never Judge You
- Increase Your Social Interactions
- You’Ll Have A Lifelong Bff
- Life Will Never Be Boring Again
It goes without saying that when you adopt a rescue pet, you’re saving a life—but you’re actually saving more than one. By adopting, you’re helping make space for another animal in need and helping to give them the opportunity to become beloved pets.
Many people worry about connecting with a rescued dog, but shelter dogs have so much love to give—and they won’t ever stop giving it to you once you let them into your heart!
Beyond just helping an animal in need, you’re giving a rescue an opportunity to find their voice; to be themselves and get a second chance to become a dog beyond the walls of shelter or rescue. You truly give them the keys to start anew in a life where second chances can often be hard to come by.
Maybe you’re trying to live a more active lifestyle, or maybe you’re just looking for a new adventure. Either way, a new four-legged friend gives you a reason to get outdoors more and stretch your legs!
It’s always fun to spoil your pets and bringing home a new furry family member gives you a reason to do just that. You can enjoy all the retail therapy you want while making sure your new rescue dog is living in the lap of luxury.
Puppies purchased at pet stores almost always come from cruel breeding facilities where dogs are confined to small, filthy spaces and receive little to no veterinary care. By adopting from your local shelter or rescue, you are giving back to your community instead of helping cruel breeders profit.
Life is full of stresses, but your rescue dog is always there to listen. They won’t ever judge you or let you down. Taking some time to destress with your furry friends can help you unwind and keep you at peace.
Getting out there with your pet can also help you make new human friends, too! You can befriend other pet parents, or even meet someone special when you’re making the rounds at your local dog park or dog-friendly café.
What could be better than having a lifelong friend? In your time with your rescue dog, you’ll have a confidante, a pal and ultimately—a beloved family member. You’ll never feel lonely, and in return neither will your shelter dog.
One thing that’s for certain, is that life with a rescue dog brings big changes—in the best way! Say goodbye to predictable nights and your boring routine and say hello to a new lease on life. Your new pet will keep life exciting, fresh and full of love. October is Adopt a Shelter Dog Month, and as we honor this month, we encourage everyone to open...
Even if you adopt a pet from a no-kill organization, you are helping to rescue another homeless animal by making space available at the shelter. You will save money because adoption costs less than buying an animal from a pet shop or a breeder. Pet adoption offers the choice of pets of all ages.
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Why we should adopt Apollo Health/Training researchers at the American Heart Association found that having a dog could actually reduce your risk of getting cardiovascular disease. Pet therapy (animal-assisted therapy), has been linked to the reduction of anxiety, pain, and
