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Rehome and Surrender

Rehoming or surrendering a pet is never an easy decision. However, rehoming your pet on your own is the best way for you both. When a pet is surrendered to a shelter, the environment is very stressful, and there is no guarantee on when your pet will get adopted. When rehoming your pet, you would want to first ask family, friends, and co-workers if they would be interested in taking your pet. These would be people you know and trust if they are unable to you can make fliers and post on all social media sites. You may also contact your local shelters for rehoming your pet internet resources.

Gina DeJulio
May 24, 2024
11:10 pm
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fizy

28 May 2024

nice blog! keep it up

Rebecca

23 Aug 2024

Great Job

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As the world hit a devastating virus in the last months of 2019 known as the coronavirus or covid-19, it changed the world and not in a good way. As many people struggle to get back to somewhat normal, the blow of the pandemic is still financially affecting so many. I have been in the pet industry for many years, and never have I seen hundreds of pets being surrendered or rehomed by their owners because they can no longer care for them. Pets are family to many households around the world, and for many pet owners to have to make the heartbreaking decision has hit me to the core. I have decided to start a non-profit organization to fulfill my mission and passion, which is to help pets and their owners stay together! Even though we are no longer in the midst of the pandemic, pet parents continue to reach out to the Pet It Forward Foundation for assistance and resources for help. Pet It Forward has a vision to see a world where no pet parent would have to give up their beloved pet because of a financial hardship.
As a 501c3 status, Pet It Forward Foundation is a non-profit organization.