For better or for worse, pet parents have had to rethink how they feed their pets, provide medical care for their pets, and how they protect their pets. (Photo: Shutterstock)
In these unprecedented times, it's no secret that pets have been a comfort. Adoption centers across the country have reported their kennels are cleared and they now have waitlists of people looking to adopt dogs as soon as possible, and Animal Care Centers of NYC reported that 25% of pet fosters were permanently adopted during the pandemic, as opposed to their usual 10% rate.
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