Dog Rescue Colorado
Is it better to take to kill a shelter or a "no kill" shelter?
Hello! I'm looking to adopt a dog (in Colorado) and I want to in a way that is as responsible as possible. So I look for in the adoption of a "kill shelter?" I know that sounds bad, but then I would rescue a dog potentially be killed, while a dog in a "no kill" shelter is not going to die if not adopted. I only consider non-profit shelters (most of the shelters are), so it's not as if someone benefits from a kill shelter. Sooooo what do I do? Thank you very much for your opinions!
I agree with those who have responded here so far. I would like to adopt a kill shelter, because as you said, an animal shelter does not kill you not to lose his life if not adopted quickly, animals have more time to find his forever home. If an animal or a dog in this case, a shelter killed has a limited time. I would also suggest the adoption of an adult or an older dog. Puppies are usually adopted quickly, where adults or more Older people passed by. On the other hand think it all depends where you catch the dog in your heart c: Good luck! Petfinder.com can help in your search a dog in a shelter near you, if you see one that catches your interest you can return to the shelter question of whether or not to kill or not kill.
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