The Ultimate Guide To Pet Adoption: Sneak Preview

by Suzie Cyrenne January 26, 2015 4 min read

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The Ultimate Guide To Pet Adoption: Sneak Preview

Thinking about adopting a furry companion?  That’s great!  Pet rescues and shelters are filled with animals waiting to be adopted and re-homed. Giving a new forever after home to a rescued pet is a big decision.  You want to give him a loving home and the best care possible. Pet adoption is lots of fun, but it does take time to plan and research.


    You may ask yourself: How does it work? How do you choose the right pet? Where can I find a rescue or shelter near me? How does the adoption process work? We know you’ve got many questions on pet adoption, and we’ve put the answers together for you!  We have created “The Ultimate Guide To Pet Adoption”.  This guide is divided into captivating articles that will teach you everything you need to know about pet adoption.  Also, keep a lookout for great tips to simplify your pet adoption process.

     

    In order to write this guide, more than 200 rescue groups and shelters across America were asked to give you their best advice and tips on pet adoption. We take the opportunity to thank all the rescues and shelters that have collaborated with this guide and helped us transmit an important message to all those who wish to adopt an animal. This would not have been possible without your valuable support. Check out what topics and questions these articles will address:


     

     

    Pet adoption is such a wonderful thing. Whether you’d like to adopt a dog, a cat, a rabbit, a ferret or any other animal, you want to make sure you consider all that it takes to become a very good and caring pet owner.Find out all about pet adoption in this book and you will be able to start enjoying a brand new lifelong friendship with your new pet.

     


    Disclaimer: This guide is intended to provide you with the information you need to make better decisions about pet adoption. The views and opinions in this guide have tried to regroup the general procedure of pet adoption, but remember that all animals, rescues and shelters are unique. Therefore, pet adoption will be different for each animal, rescue and shelter. However, we have made every effort to be truthful, fair and accurate when we wrote this guide . Zumalka has used all reasonable care in compiling the information from the interviewed rescues and shelters but make no warranty as to its accuracy. We recommend contacting your local rescue or shelter to help assist you in making your final decision.

     

     

     

     

    Suzie Cyrenne
    Suzie Cyrenne

    HOMEOPATH & CO-FOUNDER OF ZUMALKA

    Suzie Cyrenne co-founded Zumalka over five years ago, and has worked in naturopathic pet medicine for more than six. Day-to-day, she works as the lead manager for the Zumalka staff and specializes in training the team to have thorough knowledge of pet health and the company’s extensive line of naturopathic remedies.

    Suzie has gained a lot of experience from years spent in the pet health field and she earned her degree in Homeopathy at the School of Classical Homeopathy in Quebec, Canada, (a partner of the European Academy of Natural Medicine (AEMN) in France).

    11 Responses

    Zumalka
    Zumalka

    December 23, 2022

    Hi Donna, thanks for wanting to share your knowledge, yes, of course you have our permission to share your FB group on “Understanding and Working with Rescue Dogs” ! We have also sent you an email. If you do not see a Zumalka email in your inbox, be sure to check your spam and junk folder. Hope to hear from you soon and thanks for your hard work !

    Donna Allgaier-Lamberti
    Donna Allgaier-Lamberti

    December 23, 2022

    May I share a FB group on “Understanding and Working with Rescue Dogs”? After I rescued our 1 1/2-year-old Lab/Staffy mix rescue dog I Iooked and looked for resources to help me in this often-challenging process. I could find a few articles and blogs about the journeys of a specific rescue dog but not much about how to work with a rescue dog to help their people and the dogs themselves.

    So, I created “Understanding and Working with Rescue Dogs” myself. Please feel free to read and add your tips to help the dogs in the transition and their owners as well. I am not a canine rescue expert by any means, but I have raised and trained numerous working dog puppies and I am a certified Equine and Canine Reiki Practitioner. When I rescued Ginger Rogers in the summer of 2021, I learned a lot through trial and error. I made mistakes and enjoyed some successes.

    I believe that all rescue pet parents want to do the best they can for the animal. Why not provide them with as much targeted information and help as we can?

    Shivling
    Shivling

    July 26, 2021

    Very Informative blog.

    HOMEOANIMAL
    HOMEOANIMAL

    May 10, 2021

    Hi Jodi,

    I hope you find what you are looking for! We have several contacts of shelters and rescues that may have what you want: https://www.homeoanimal.com/pages/our-friends

    Jodi Reinhard
    Jodi Reinhard

    May 10, 2021

    I am interested in adopting a dog 30 pounds or less

    HOMEOANIMAL
    HOMEOANIMAL

    April 12, 2021

    Hi Renee, I am so sorry to hear that your cat has not returned in 4 days! I hope he is ok and will return soon! If you are still looking to adopt another pet, feel free to contact our shelter and rescue friends, that can help you: https://www.homeoanimal.com/pages/our-friends
    Regards,
    Homeoanimal

    renee Baker
    renee Baker

    April 12, 2021

    my male cat got out 4 days ago I’m looking into how to get another cat incase he doesn’t return

    Brittany Holder
    Brittany Holder

    May 11, 2020

    Very informative. Thank you

    StephanieRMontgomery
    StephanieRMontgomery

    April 11, 2019

    Excellent! very nice!!!! easy to understand. Really nice article. keep doing this it will be very helpful. Cant wait to read it and share it. Thanks!!!!

    Francine
    Francine

    January 30, 2016

    I’m a 43 years old and work at the local university (Physics).

    In my spare time I work at the local adoption center for women.

    my web-site Jacksonville Adoption

    rick roper
    rick roper

    December 09, 2015

    Excellent! Cant wait to read it and share it. Thank you

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