#virtual adoption

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One of the positive developments that has come about during the COVID-19 pandemic is that more animals are being adopted than usual, in particular dogs and cats. However, plenty of other animals (and plants) around the world—many of which are threatened or endangered—need help, too. Here are ten species that are up for (virtual) adoption.

Virtual adoptions aren't just for dogs! Humane Society of Allen County friend Dianna chose Bobby Jo the cat has her virtual adoption.  If you can’t adopt, foster or volunteer, consider virtually adopting a Humane Society of Allen County dog or cat. By helping cover the costs of caring for your virtually adopted pet, you can assist HSOAC in giving top-notch care and adoption services. 

Rebel has come a long way since being rescued from a Mercer County hoarding case, and caring for each animal at the Humane Society of Allen County costs money. Thanks to Kiarash Zarezadeh for virtually adopting Rebel and helping with his expenses until he can find a home. If you can't adopt, foster or volunteer, consider virtually adopting a Humane Society of Allen County dog or cat. By helping cover the costs of caring for your virtually adopted pet, you can assist HSOAC in giving top-notch care and adoption services. 

Not only does Bill Hanz volunteer to walk dogs nearly every day at the Humane Society of Allen County, he also pitches in to cover operational costs. Bill virtually adopted Floyd Pepper, a handsome and friendly dog seeking a loving home. If you can't adopt, foster or volunteer, consider virtually adopting a Humane Society of Allen County dog or cat. By helping cover the costs of caring for your virtually adopted pet, you can assist HSOAC in giving top-notch care and adoption services. 

What's Babe so excited about? She just discovered Jordan Rex was kind enough to help pay for her care through a virtual adoption. If you can't adopt, foster or volunteer, consider virtually adopting a Humane Society of Allen County dog or cat. By helping cover the costs of caring for your virtually adopted pet, you can assist HSOAC in giving top-notch care and adoption services. 

Ludo sends a hearty "thank you" to Steven Britt for his virtual adoption! If you can't adopt, foster or volunteer, consider virtually adopting a Humane Society of Allen County dog or cat. By helping cover the costs of caring for your virtually adopted pet, you can assist HSOAC in giving top-notch care and adoption services. 

Kane would like to thank Ron Britt and Kiarash Zarezadeh for supporting him through virtual adoption. If you can't adopt, foster or volunteer, consider virtually adopting a Humane Society of Allen County dog or cat. By helping cover the costs of caring for your virtually adopted pet, you can assist HSOAC in giving top-notch care and adoption services.