Shelter pets are just as healthy as pets from breeders or pet stores. They receive proper care and medical attention before adoption.

Shelter pets come in all ages, and many are already trained. Adult pets can be wonderful companions with established behaviors.

Contrary to the myth, shelters often have purebred pets available for adoption. Check your local shelters and rescue organizations.

Behavior issues can occur in any pet, regardless of where they come from. Shelters work on training and socialization to ensure a good fit.

Shelters prioritize the well-being of their animals. Pets receive grooming and medical care to keep them healthy and happy.

Shelters have a wide variety of pets, making it easier to find one that fits your family's lifestyle and preferences.

While mixed breeds are common and wonderful pets, shelters may also have purebred or breed-specific rescues available.