There are so many great reasons to adopt your next furry family member — there are so many lovable cats, dogs, and all kinds of other pets in animal shelters around the world just waiting to meet their forever families.
Thanks to the generosity of country queen Miranda Lambert, an animal shelter in Massachusetts can offer those families their newest member for free.
Miranda is the founder of the Muttnation Foundation.
Miranda and her mother founded Muttnation in 2009 to ensure “that as many dogs as possible would have a safe and happy place to call home.”
Miranda became passionate about animal shelters through volunteer work.
Miranda has rescued over 19 pets that she takes care of on what she refers to as “Flying Pistols Farm.”
Muttnation collects donations, runs adoption drives, and supports tons of unique programs to benefit animals.
This includes programs that provide emergency disaster relief for pets, puppy mills, and hoarding rescues.
Muttnation and Miranda came together recently to make a huge difference for one shelter in Massachusetts.
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The Scituate Animal Shelter of Massachusetts recently made this post on Facebook.
They shared this image of their sign reading, “No adoption fees until July 19th! Thanks to Miranda Lambert.” They went on to explain in the body of the post.
“There’s a reason dogs like country music.”
The post read, “Thank you Miranda Lambert for your generous donation that allows SAS to waive adoption fees for a limited time. Lower fees = more dogs finding homes.”
“We love you, Miranda!”
The shelter specifies that “it couldn’t have come at a better time,” as “summer is the slowest time for adoptions and we have a shelter that is absolutely full.”
The shelter ended their message with gratitude.
“Our pets are hoping against hope that you will come and take them home! Please come meet your new best friend today. Thank you Miranda Lambert.”
The shelter has expressed that they’ve received “overwhelming” interest since Miranda’s donation.
So many pets have found their forever families thanks to this one act of generosity.
Would you adopt a pet from an animal shelter?
