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Adopting a Pet For Dummies
http://www.mediafire.com/view/mp5xaol5x6kgnoh/Adopting_a_Pet_for_Dummies_(ISBN_-_0764598791).pdf
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Adopting a pet is good for everyone. You get that soul mate you’ve been pining for, and a pet without a family gets you. But taking on the responsibility of an adopted pet isn’t merely a matter of slapping down the check card for sundry adoption-related expenses and taking home the pet that strikes your fancy at the moment. You’re bringing home a living, breathing, conscious being . . . and not just any conscious being. This animal already has lost a home and needs what animal shelters sometimes call a forever home — a full commitment.
This chapter helps you to decide whether you’re definite about wanting to adopt a pet, whether you’re ready for the responsibilities, expenses, and time that adopting a pet requires, and what pet you really want — as opposed to what pet you may think you want — before you think too seriously about it. This chapter also introduces you to the basic differences between shelters and rescue groups so you can begin to consider which adoption option you want to pursue.
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Adopting a Pet For Dummies
http://www.mediafire.com/view/mp5xaol5x6kgnoh/Adopting_a_Pet_for_Dummies_(ISBN_-_0764598791).pdf
Sneak Peak:
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Adopting a pet is good for everyone. You get that soul mate you’ve been pining for, and a pet without a family gets you. But taking on the responsibility of an adopted pet isn’t merely a matter of slapping down the check card for sundry adoption-related expenses and taking home the pet that strikes your fancy at the moment. You’re bringing home a living, breathing, conscious being . . . and not just any conscious being. This animal already has lost a home and needs what animal shelters sometimes call a forever home — a full commitment.
This chapter helps you to decide whether you’re definite about wanting to adopt a pet, whether you’re ready for the responsibilities, expenses, and time that adopting a pet requires, and what pet you really want — as opposed to what pet you may think you want — before you think too seriously about it. This chapter also introduces you to the basic differences between shelters and rescue groups so you can begin to consider which adoption option you want to pursue.
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