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MIXED ANIMALS VIDEO 11: Cats and dogs (Shelter animals/adoption)
About: shelter animals in the USA, adopting animals from a shelter, why animals end up in shelters, animal rescue, animal abandonment
Country where this is happening: USA
Our description: This is a nice collage/ information piece about shelter animals. The video debunks some myths about why dogs and cats end up in shelters, and reminds us why it's important to give these animals a chance. There are so many beautiful animals in shelters all around the world and we at EFFA would like to encourage everyone who can adopt an animal responsibly, and permanently, to do so.
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