How can I prepare for adopting a pet at the event?
To make the adoption process smoother, you can get pre-approved by applying for a cat or dog in advance on our website. Make sure you bring necessary documents such as identification and proof of residence. Also, consider what kind of pet would fit best into your lifestyle.
What can I do to support the animals if I can't adopt?
You can still make a significant impact by donating to our fundraising target. Every dollar goes towards caring for the animals. You can also volunteer your time at the event, help with set-up or tear-down, and share information about the event on social media to spread the word.
What should I do if I want to help more animals after the event?
You can continue supporting SAYv Animal Organization by fostering pets in need, volunteering regularly, or making a recurring donation. Following us on social media and sharing our posts can also help raise awareness about pet adoption and our mission.
How can I effectively promote this event to others?
You can promote the event by sharing posts from SAYv Animal Organization’s social media pages, talking about it with friends and family, or even putting up flyers in your community. Encouraging your network to come and adopt will help us find loving homes for our pets.
Are there any COVID-19 precautions in place for the event?
Yes, we will have safety measures in place, such as possibly requiring masks and ensuring social distancing to protect everyone's health. Please check our website or social media for specific updates closer to the event date.
Did you know?
Adopting a pet can save you money: The adoption fees are typically much lower than the costs involved with purchasing a puppy or kitten from a breeder, and many shelters include first vaccinations and spaying or neutering in the fee.
Humane Society of the United States
Pets improve mental health: Studies show that owning pets can reduce stress, anxiety, and depression, providing companionship and unconditional love.
American Heart Association
There are an estimated 70 million stray dogs and 60 million stray cats in the U.S., many of which are looking for loving homes.
American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA)
Adoption helps combat pet overpopulation: Every year, millions of animals are euthanized in shelters due to a lack of space, making adoption a more critical solution than ever.
Humane Society of the United States
Dogs can help children develop empathy and social skills. Having a pet can lead to increased emotional intelligence and interpersonal relationship skills in kids.
Children and Pets: The Connection
According to the ASPCA, roughly 3.2 million dogs and 3.1 million cats enter U.S. shelters every year, emphasizing the difference adoption can make.