Shelter Animals Need Love Too

I used a shelter pet adoption ad which tried to raise awareness on adopting animals from local shelters in your community. At the beginning of the ad you are told of the main problems that keep pets from being adopted from shelters in the first place. The two reason that are given in the video  is the fact that people think if an animal is in a shelter it had to do something bad to be there. The second reason is that people don’t know what to expect from a shelter  so they don’t even bother on going to it in the first place. Both of this conclusions are wrong and pointless. Animals who do not have a home, have been abused, or were given by their owners are placed into shelters not just bad animals. Shelters are also cool places where you can meet and interact with animals such as dogs or cats to see if they are the right fit for you, which in a way is extremely helpful when trying to find the right pet and similar to other places that sell animals. The video also showed a new way of seeing pets that are in shelters. With the help of http://www.theshelterpetproject.org  it is easier to find pets for adoption  nearest to you. With this website you can actually see and browse all different types of animals and actually interact with them on tablet or phone by touching the screen. This will help people visual and emotionally fall in love with a pet that dearly needs a home. Another solution that is given to fix the problem of people thinking all shelter pets are bad is a new method of bringing pets to you. So what this really means is that an organization will bring a bung of pets to your community  that need a home. This will help people notice how similar shelter animals are to those who are not.

After listening to this video I began to feel bad for the animals who are labeled as bad pets even before they are looked at by an owner. Me being a pet owner, I personal think this a good cause that  benefits the animals and the people at the same time. I hope this project really changes the thoughts people have about animals in a shelter.