How Our Rescued Pets Are Rescuing Us Amid The Pandemic
Animals have played a critical role in helping with our stress and loneliness during isolation in the past year. Between March and September of 2020, the number of foster pets in the United States increased by 8% according to Pet Point, which collects industry data on pet adoptions. While it's a selfless and honorable thing to rescue these animals, many of our furry friends have actually saved us during this time. Four pandemic pet owners join our Good Day LA Your Take Panel to discuss how their pets saved them.
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How Our Rescued Pets Are Rescuing Us Amid The Pandemic

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