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Animal Shelter Abuse
Hurt. Lonely. Abused, Unwanted. Those are some of the reasons we have an animal shelter is for the unwanted or abused animals in or near our county. Our animal shelter is running low on food, supplies and money that they need to take care of the animals, they are asking for donations to help them care for the animals. The reason you should help the animals and donate to the shelter is because one you could be giving a little kid a new best friend, two you could be saving the lives of many animals, three the shelter wont have to look for other shelters to relocate the animals.

Most children want a puppy or some type of animal growing up to become their new best friend. Most parents will go to an animal shelter and adopt a animal for their child. What would happen if your county's animal shelter no longer had enough money to run the shelter so they had to relocate the animals to a different shelter more than an hour away? Most parents wont drive more than an hour multiple times just to get there child a friend so what would happen to the animal you were going to adopt? would it find a new adopter, or would it be putt down to make more room for other animals because that animal has been there to long? Would you want that to happen to …show more content…
If one animal shelter has to shut down and relocate animals not all animals would get to go some might be putt down because they have been at this shelter for to long, and they would be euthanized. The animals still on the street what is happening to them will they just have to stay on the street because there is no way someone would pick up the dog.When some shelters get to full they start putting animals down who can not find a home is a certain amount of time so what would happen if the shelter were to get help from shelters and they end up putting down more than 50 dogs just to make
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