Bring Home a Shelter Cat or Dog Home for a Holiday Sleepover

Name: Bring Home a Shelter Cat or Dog Home for a Holiday Sleepover • Coral Springs Talk
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Description: There are more than two dozen dogs, cats, and rabbits available for holiday sleepovers,

by Sharon Aron Baron December 15, 2022

by Sharon Aron Baron December 15, 2022 2 minutes read

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Starting Monday, December 19, select pets will be available for holiday sleepovers, giving them a break from the shelter and the chance to be spoiled in a loving home.

Dottie and Isabella are available for adoption at the Humane Society of Broward County.

By Sharon Aron Baron

The holidays are a time for family, friends, and loved ones. But what about the furry friends who have no one to spend the season with? That’s where the Humane Society of Broward County comes in.

Starting Monday, December 19, select pets will be available for holiday sleepovers, giving them a break from the shelter and the chance to be spoiled in a loving home. The sleepovers will last up to two weeks, allowing potential adopters to see how the pet will fit in with their family.

“Sleepovers have been incredibly successful for us,” says Cherie Wachter, VP of Marketing at the Humane Society. “Since we started doing them during the pandemic, more than 30 cats and dogs have found their forever homes.”

There are more than two dozen dogs, cats, and rabbits available for holiday sleepovers, with the exception of puppies and kittens. Several of these pets have been passed over for no apparent reason. Once in a home environment, they relax and want to be part of the family.

Dottie and Isabella are available for adoption at the Humane Society of Broward County.

If you’re interested in giving a shelter pet a temporary home for the holidays, visit www.humanebroward.com and look for the animals with the special ribbon on their photos starting December 19. Complete the pre-adoption application on the website and then stop by the Humane Society, located at 2070 Griffin Road.

The shelter is open daily at 11 a.m. Call 954-989-3977 ext. 6 with any questions.

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