Pet Adoption Considerations Animal Aid Foundation Pet Adoption Things to Consider We have many wonderful pets available for adoption that need loving homes. Some of these pets have been neglected, abused or abandoned and need someone to give them a second chance. We feel it is very important for you and your new pet to be happy together for a long time and want to help you find the right pet companion. We feel it is important for you to select an animal whose personality, as well as care and exercise needs fit you and your family.
Some dogs require a lot of exercise and room to run.
Some pets are better with children, and some groups of kittens and puppies are better suited to younger children and some to older ones. Pet ownership includes training, vet care and other things necessary for the pet to lead a comfortable, happy life. In spite of what many newspaper ads say, no pet is free, as they need annual checkups, vaccinations and like humans, they are occasionally sick and need medical care. Ongoing expenses include food, annual shots, grooming and supplies. Therefore, certain behaviors may be present that could show up after you have adopted a pet.