All told, adopting a shelter animal who needs a home is better than not doing so. At least there’s a chance it will work out well.
(Readers' reactions and experiences are welcome!)
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- Alley Cat Allies
- American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
- Animal Protection League of NJ
- Bear Group (Bear Education and Resource)
- Caring Activists Against Fur (CAAF)
- Coalition to Ban Horse-Drawn Carriages in NYC
- Easel Animal Rescue League
- Farm Sanctuary
- Forgotten Cats, Inc. (TNR)
- Friends of Animals
- Humane Society of the US
- Mercer County Wildlife Center
- New Jersey Conservation
- New Jersey Newsroom
- New York Times
- People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals
- Performing Animal Welfare Society
- Save the Frogs
- SAVE, a Friend to Homeless Animals
- Star-Ledger Pets Page
- United Poultry Concerns
- Wetlands Institute
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- Happy anniversary
- Try an ‘animals au naturel’ program!
- Yes, we'll have no biogas
- Animal shelters and adoptions
- Jaguar trails & animal schmoozers
- Saving an animal isn't all
- . . . squirrel specialist in the house?
- Like mother, like children
- 2nd save by veteran dog rescuer
- Give hope a chance
- All adoptions have perils
- An illegitimate position
- 'This will be a bear-service announcement'
- Ethical Qs that can bug you
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