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Single and Lovin’ It: Niagara SPCA to Waive Adoption Fees for Dogs who Prefer to be the Only Pet

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· February 12, 2020
Single and Lovin’ It: Niagara SPCA to Waive Adoption Fees for Dogs who Prefer to be the Only Pet
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Shelter hopes Valentine’s Day promotion will help bring awareness to overlooked dogs 

  

This upcoming Valentine’s Day, Niagara SPCA would like to let everyone know there’s nothing wrong with being single, which is why it’s running a “Single & Lovin’ It” adoption promotion now through Feb. 15 to waive adoption fees for dogs who prefer to be the only pet in the home. 

“Our adoptable shelter dogs are the most amazing dogs, but the problem sometimes is that they love people, they just don’t love other pets. We wanted to bring awareness to some of our overlooked dogs this Valentine’s Day with this promotion in the hopes we can help find them their forever homes,” said Tim Brennan, Executive Director. 

The promotion will coincide with the SPCA’s Lonely Hearts Adoption Event on Saturday, Feb. 15 where adopters can pick a Valentine and win a percentage off their adoption fee. A bake sale will also raise funds for Lucy the shelter dog who just had ear surgery. For more information on adoptable pets, visit NiagaraSPCA.org to find your new best friend.   

 

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