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Albuquerque’s most heartwarming pet adoptions

Some of the most unforgettable moments in Albuquerque this year came from the Love 4 Pets segments, where local shelters shared their favorite adoption stories. From shy rescues finding their forever families to pets overcoming tough odds, these stories are proof that a little love can change lives—both for animals and their new humans. It’s amazing to see how adopting a pet can bring so much joy and healing. Have you experienced a life-changing adoption, or know someone who has? Let’s celebrate these happy endings and share our own stories! #Pets #Albuquerque #PetAdoption

Baltimore pets need homes this holiday

Holiday pet adoptions at Baltimore Animal Rescue and Care Shelter (BARCS) are not just welcomed—they’re encouraged! Despite what you might’ve heard, BARCS says there’s no post-holiday surge in returned pets. In fact, January is one of their slowest months for animal intake. The team works hard to match each pet’s personality with the right family, making sure these furry friends find lasting homes. If you’re not ready to adopt, lending a hand as a volunteer or donating supplies can make a big difference for local animals during this busy season. What do you think about adopting pets as holiday gifts? #Pets #Baltimore #PetAdoption

New Zealand has officially added feral cats to its "Predator Free 2050" mission to save native wildlife. This decision follows severe damage to the ecosystem, including the killing of over 100 endangered bats in just one week. To protect species like the southern dotterel, the government will use toxin-laced baits and traps. While some raise ethical concerns, over 90% of the public supports the plan. Officials emphasize that this strictly targets wild, feral cats—not pets—and continue to encourage responsible ownership like microchipping and keeping domestic cats indoors. #news #cats #newzealand #petadoption #FeralCat #StrayCats #NewsBreaks #NewZealand

Albuquerque’s chickens need loving homes

Right now, several sweet chickens at Albuquerque’s animal shelter are hoping for a fresh start with caring families. These little birds—both males and females—are all adults and ready to bring a bit of joy and personality to your backyard or home. Adopting a pet, especially one that often gets overlooked like a chicken, can be a rewarding experience and a great way to support your local shelter. Have you ever considered adopting a bird, or do you already have backyard chickens? Let’s talk about what it’s like and share tips for new adopters! #Pets #Albuquerque #PetAdoption