ADOPTING IS A SOLIDARY, GENEROUS AND DISINTERED ACT THAT WILL ALLOW:

Improve the life of the adopted animal

The owners of adopted dogs can provide the attention and personalized care that a shelter can not afford due to the high number of animals that are collected daily.

Increase the life quality of the remainder abandoned animals

Adopting a dog allows the rest of the animals to have more space in the shelter and they can receive better care. The adoption rate determines shelters sustainability.

Reduce the rate of abandoned animals

The conditions laid down by adoption imply that the adopted animals must be identified and can not be engaged in breeding, thus reducing the number of lost animals and unwanted litter in an exponential way.

Contribute to the rest of the people awareness

The daily and individual events of each person are what determine the actual changes in society. Disclosure about the need for adoption is also a solidarity and responsible act.

ADOPTION ALSO REPORTS BENEFITS TO PEOPLE:

Increased happiness of owners

It is a fact that pet owners have greater self-esteem and reduce their stress.

Improves the physical health of owners

The daily activities linked to the possession of a dog, imply greater physical activity and consequently an improvement of the health. 

Make company and give joy

People who live with animals feel more accompanied and they recognize that their pets give them many of the daily joys. 

Influence positively on the children education

The relationship of companion animals with children contributes to their correct educational and social development, also contributing values ​​in their education, such as responsibility and friendship.

WHY ADOPT AN ADULT DOG?

Adult dogs generally have a quieter character than puppies.

Adult dogs have learned hygienic habits; It is not necessary to educate them to have their bowel movement in the desired place.

Their behavior is more predictable, so it is easier to know their behavior in daily life and cohabitation with us.

The care costs of an adult dog are less than that of a puppy.