Nova Scotia SPCA Offers Discounts on Adult Pet Adoptions This Weekend
Discounts at SPCAs across Nova Scotia during adoption weekend

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During the adoption weekend on Saturday and Sunday, Nova Scotia SPCA is offering discounts on adult pet adoptions, sponsored by Hill’s Pet Nutrition, to encourage more people to adopt and celebrate National Best Friends Day.
- 01Hill’s Pet Nutrition is sponsoring up to $200 in adoption fees for adult pets this weekend.
- 02Adopting an adult dog typically costs around $400, while cats are about $300.
- 03Sarah Lyon from SPCA emphasizes that adult pets are often house trained and less active, making them ideal for many families.
- 04The initiative aims to promote pet adoption in conjunction with National Best Friends Day on Monday.
- 05The offer is available for both cats and dogs, encouraging people to skip the puppy or kitten phase.
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This weekend, the Nova Scotia SPCA is encouraging pet adoption by offering discounts on adult pets, thanks to sponsorship from Hill’s Pet Nutrition. On Saturday and Sunday, potential pet owners can benefit from up to $200 off adoption fees for both dogs and cats. Sarah Lyon, a communications officer with the SPCA, highlights the significance of this event, aligning it with National Best Friends Day on Monday, promoting the idea of finding a 'best furry friend.' Adopting an adult pet can be a great choice for those who prefer a companion that is already house trained and less active, making them suitable for families or individuals looking for a mellow pet. Typically, the adoption fee for dogs is around $400 and for cats, it is about $300. Lyon advises prospective adopters to research and consider their options before making a decision. This initiative not only aims to find homes for adult pets but also to educate the community on the benefits of adopting older animals, who still have plenty of love to give.
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The SPCA's adoption weekend aims to increase the number of adult pets finding homes, benefiting both the animals and potential pet owners.
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