Have you been thinking of getting a new pet? If so, then I would recommend that you read an article in MyCentralJersey.com entitled, “Woodbridge Animal Shelter hosting free pet adoption for residents”. According to this article, the Woodbridge Animal Shelter is offering free pet adoptions this week for residents of the three municipalities that pay Woodbridge for animal control services, Carteret, South Amboy and Roselle Park.
I have read several articles that highlight the fact that since the downturn in our nation’s economy, there has been an increase in the number of pets that are being abandoned. Across the US, many animal shelters are seeing a greater number of animals in need of a good home. The animals that have been given up by their owners or abandoned in the street and end up at the Woodbridge animal shelter are socialized by behavioral therapists to ensure that they will make great pets. Behavioral therapists are also available to help any adopted animal that is having trouble adapting to its new home.
As I mentioned earlier, Woodbridge Animal Shelter will be
If you have been thinking about getting a new pet and you live in Carteret, South Amboy or Roselle Park, I urge you to consider adopting one of the animals at Woodbridge Animal Shelter. It is free to adopt an animal this week. The usual charge for adoption is $75 for cats and $125 for dogs and includes vaccinations, spaying and testing and treatment for parasites and diseases.
Please click the following link to read this article in its entirety at MyCentralJersey.com.
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