It's estimated that 625,000 adoptable dogs and cats were euthanized in the United States in 2019. There are simply too many animals coming into shelters and too few people considering adoption when looking for a pet.
But this gruesome number could be reduced dramatically. All it would take is two things: more responsible pet owners so that fewer critters end up in shelters in the first place and more people adopting pets instead of buying them.
When you adopt, you not only get a friend for life but you also open up shelter space for another animal who might desperately need it.
Continuing our tradition, we at Bored Panda scrolled through the subreddit r/BeforeNAfterAdoption and hand-picked the most wholesome photos that were uploaded this month, showing adorable animals enjoying their second chance at life.
Continuing our tradition, we at Bored Panda scrolled through the subreddit r/BeforeNAfterAdoption and hand-picked the most wholesome photos that were uploaded this month, showing adorable animals enjoying their second chance at life.
#41 My New-To-Me Rare Pupper, Jak-Jak! Just Brought This Sweet 12 Year Old Lab Home And He Is Already My Everything!

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#43 This Is Mia. I Adopted Her Yesterday And We’re Ready To Go Into 2021 Together

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#46 I'm The Type Of Guy Who Never Wanted Cats, But I Promised My Girlfriend She'd Get One If She Moved To My Town... I'm Happy She Kept Me On My Promise. Meet Goku, My Buddy

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#48 Adopted This Sweet 8 Y/O Named Bella! Wanted To Share Her Favorite Sleeping Position

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#50 My Gorgeous Red Boy I Picked Up From The Shelter. Not Sure What Mix He Is

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