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ASPCA encourages adoption of overlooked cats during June

June is Adopt a Shelter Cat Month, and Rena Lafaille, director of administration at the ASPCA Adoption Center in New York City, encourages people to consider adopting cats that are often overlooked. These include black cats, bonded pairs, senior cats, and those with special needs. Lafaille shares personal stories of adopting such cats, highlighting the love, joy, and life lessons they bring, and emphasizes consulting shelter staff for guidance in finding the right match. AI

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ASPCA encourages adoption of overlooked cats during June

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  1. Forbes — Innovation TIER_1 English(EN) · Jen Reeder, Contributor ·

    Why You Should Consider Adopting Black Cats And Other Overlooked Cats

    Black cats, bonded pairs, seniors and cats with special needs often linger longer in shelters, but adopting one can not only save lives but be incredibly rewarding.